l.js

l.js is another simple/tiny javascript/css loader

Este script não deve ser instalado diretamente. É uma biblioteca destinada a ser incluída por outros scripts através da diretiva de metadados // @require https://update.greasyfork.org/scripts/23419/634829/ljs.js

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Autor: jaeger
Versão: 0.0.1.20181007120505
Criado: 22/09/2016
Atualizado: 07/10/2018
Tamanho: 8 KB
Licença: N/D

Github:https://github.com/jae-jae/l.js

l.js is another simple/tiny javascript/css loader

Modify by Jaeger [email protected]

Modify log

2016-09-19:Add exec and execJs function; In order to load the js file and execute js script, but don't insert the js file link into the document header.

features

parallel script / css loading
callback after script loading (css support callback too but are executed imediately)
tiny only 2.1ko uglifyed, less than 1ko gziped (at least for latest revision)
may load in order to preserve dependencies
support aliases for simpler calling
on demand loading
only one script tag required
clear syntax
successive load of same file will load it once but execute all callbacks associated
can dumbly check already inserted tags at load time
may use a fallback url on error (only for js files and with error events compatible browsers)

examples

loading ljs and another libs with one single tag

<script src="l.js">
    ljs.load('myLib.js',function(){ /* your callback here */});
    ljs.exec('myLib.js',function(){ /* your callback here */});
</script>

loading some scripts in parallel others in order

<script src="l.js">
    ljs
        .load('myLib.js')
        .load('myRequiredLib.js','myDependentLib.js',function(){ /* your callback here */})
    ;

    ljs
            .load('myLib.js')
            .exec('myRequiredLib.js','myDependentLib.js',function(){ /* your callback here */})
        ;
</script>

second load will be executed in parallel of first load but myDependentLib.js won't load before myRequireLib.js is loaded

<script src="l.js">
    ljs.load(['myLib.js','myRequiredLib.js'],'myDependentLib.js',function(){ /* your callback here */});
</script>

this will load myLib.js and myRequiredLib.js in parrallel and wait for them before loading myDependentLib.js

using some aliases for simpler loading

<script src="l.js?checkLoaded"> // <- adding checkLoaded to the url will dumbly check already inserted script/link tags
    ljs
        .addAliases({
            jQuery:'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js#jqueryId' // <- script tag will have attribute id=jqueryId
            ui:[
                'jQuery'
                ,'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.18/jquery-ui.min.js'
                ,'myUITheme.css'
            ]
        })
        .load('ui',function(){
            /* work with both jquery and jquery-ui here */
        })
    ;
</script>

define a fallback url

l.js also support a fallback url for javascript files in case you want to try to get the resource from another location on loading failure You can define this fallback url parameter like you define ids. The difference is you will prefix with #= instead of # alone

<script src="l.js">
    ljs.load('http://domain.com/myLib.js#=/myfallback.js#myid',function(){
        /*
            generated script tag will have myid as id and will try to load /myfallback.js if it fail to load http://domain.com/myLib.js
        */
    });
</script>

this piece of code is dual licensed under MIT / GPL Hope this help, code review, suggestions, bug reports are welcome and appreciated.