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assets-preloader

v1.7.0

Published

load web assets, like js, css, image, and return a promise

Downloads

7

Readme

assets-preloader

load web assets, like js, css, image, and return a promise

notice: assets-preloader only support image assets now, other assets will be as features in next version

example

see Example

How to use

npm i assets-preloader -S
import Preloader from 'assets-preloader'

const imgs = [
  // your imgs
  // like 'http://assets-preload.io/logo.png'
]

const loader = new Preloader(imgs)

loader.listen('progress', (val) => {
  // your code when progress events emited
  // like: console.log(val)
})

// start load
loader.load().then(() => {
  // your code when all assets loaded
  // like console.log('success')
})

Api

Preloader is a class, so you need init an instance

const loader = new Preloader(assets)

.load

start to load assets, it returns a promise

loader.load().then(() => {
  // your code
})

.listen

listen progress or error events

loader.listen('progress', (val) => {
  console.log(`Loading progress is ${val}`)
})

.addEventListener

alias of .listen

.add

add asset to load

loader.add('myasset.png')

Events

progress

Emited when asset loading completed, it's parameter is a progress number

error

Emited when asset loading error, it's parameter is an Error

Listening event: you can use onprogress or listen or addEventListener

loader.listen('progress', (val) => {
  // your code when progress events emited
  // like: console.log(val)
})

// equal to

loader.addEventListener('progress', (val) => {
  // your code when progress events emited
  // like: console.log(val)
})

// equal to

loader.onprogress = (val) => {
  // your code when progress events emited
  // like: console.log(val)
}

How to build

npm run build

How to release

assets-preloader is using standard-version

# release as a major version
npm run release:major

#release as a major version
npm run release:minor

#release as a patch version
npm run release:patch