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yami-loader

v0.1.2

Published

``` pnpm add yami-loader // or yarn add yami-loader // or npm install yami-loader ```

Downloads

20

Readme

yami-loader

A simple library to dynamic import script and css and jsonp

surpport typescript;

Install

pnpm add yami-loader
// or
yarn add yami-loader
// or
npm install yami-loader

Import

// class
import YamiLoader from 'yami-loader';

OR

// instance
import { yamiLoader } from 'yami-loader';
// class
import { YamiLoader } from 'yami-loader';
// custom
const yamiLoader = new YamiLoader({timeout:15*1000});

// timeout default 15s

Examples

For script

// options is optional with html script element attributes
yamiLoader
    .loadScript("/demo.js", options)
    .then((el,opts) => {
        // el is HTMLScriptElement,
        // opts equal to your options,but may will automaticlly inject some properties by the lib.
        // do something after loaded at here
    });

For css

// options is optional with html link element attributes
yamiLoader
    .loadCss("/demo.css", options)
    .then((el) => {
        // el is HTMLLinkElement
        // do something after loaded at here
    });

For jsonp

yamiLoader
    .jsonp("/demo.js", {
        // tell the server the params name of the callback
        name: "jsonCallback", // optional, default "jsonCallback"
        // tell the server the callback function name
        callee: "demo", // required
        // finally looks like this: http://www.xx.com?jsonCallback=demo,
        // ...etc options
    })
    .then((data,options) => {
        console.log(data);
    });

// typescript can spec a generic response type;
// yamiLoader.jsonp<number>("/demo.js",...).then(data=>{})

!!! note: jsonp's response has data instad of el

For any

// anyone of html element tag;

yamiLoader
    .load("script", {
        src:"demo.js",
        // ...more HTMLScriptElement options
    })
    .then((el,options) => {
        console.log(el,options);
    });


yamiLoader
    .load("img", {
        src:"demo.png",
        // ...more HTMLImageElement options
    })
    .then((el,options) => {
        // default the element insert to the head, you can re-insert to the body or other element
        // the orignal element will be automaticlly removed from the head.
        document.body.appendChild(el);
    });
yamiLoader
    .load("iframe", {
        src:"demo.png",
        // ...more HTMLImageElement options
    })

// the element without onload event will be returned once created or queryed (only working when the element has id,if no id always create a new element).

yamiLoader
    .load("div", {
        id:"demo",
        // ...more HTMLDivElement options
    })

Above all examples base on promise syntax, if you like callbacks, just follow the below:

We recommand you use the promise syntax,because it's more clear and easy to use.

yamiLoader
    .loadScript("/demo.js",options, {
        onload(el,options){},
        onerror(reson,options){},
        oncomplete(options){},
    })

!!! note: jsonp's onload has data instad of el

Also if you like use the dispatch event,just follow the below

Because the event cannot spec element,you should mark the element by attribute, such as className,id

Also the options export a field named 'extra' , you can fill it use to mark the element.

// import { LoaderEvent } from "yami-loader"

document.addEventListener(yamiLoaded.LoaderEvent.LOAD /** or LoaderEvent.LOAD */,{detail:{el,options}}=>{
 // detail is a object as { el:HTMLElement,reason:Error,data: }
 if(el.id ==="demo"){
    // do something
 }
 // or
 if(options.extra ==="marked"){
    // do something
 }
},false)
yamiLoader
    .loadScript("/demo.js",{id:"demo", extra:"marked"})

!!! note: jsonp's yamiLoaded.LoaderEvent.LOAD event has data instad of el

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