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amdldr16-pmb

v0.2.1

Published

Bundle my favorite web-app stepping stones: CujoJS curl + jQuery + lodash + a chainloader for custom scripts.

Downloads

11

Readme

amdldr16-pmb

Bundle my favorite web-app stepping stones: CujoJS curl + jQuery + lodash + a chainloader for custom scripts.

Live Demo: Click the buttons to change their color. Shift key + click = reverse.

Documentation PRs welcome. :-)

dist/

  • 3p-base.js (3rd-party libs) = npm:jquery/dist/jquery.min + npm:lodash/lodash.min + npm:curl-amd/dist/curl-kitchen-sink/curl

  • 3p-tame.js = dist/3p-base + build/adjust-names

    • remove window._ and window.$ because they're ugly.
    • jQuery will be at window.jQuery (upper-case Q) and AMD module jquery (lower-case q).
    • lodash will be at window.lodash and AMD module lodash.
    • curl will be at window.curl and AMD module curl.
    • curl's CommonJS loader is aliased to prefix cjs! + module name.
    • AMD-define()s the global window object as window-pmb.
  • 3p-cfg.js = dist/3p-tame + build/cfg.base

    • For compatibility with npm's unfortunate package names, add an alias curl-amd to the AMD module namespace and curl's paths.
  • al.js = dist/3p-cfg + lib/util.obj + qfx:chainloader.autostart + lib/chainloader

build/

  • bake.sh: (re-)generate the dist/ files according to above receipes.

Known issues

  • Guessing the script tag URL by DOM structure requires the script tag to load synchronously, and even then might break in edge cases. For best reliability, set id="amdldr16-pmb-inject" for the script tag that shall determine path, make sure that this id is unique, and provide its src URL absolute within the host (so the number of leading slashes is one).

  • When loading module A via curl's CommonJS loader, and A require()s B, curl assumes B to be in AMD format.

License

MIT