johnnydepp | A tiny dependency manager for modern browsers | Runtime Evironment library
kandi X-RAY | johnnydepp Summary
kandi X-RAY | johnnydepp Summary
JohnnyDepp is a tiny dependency manager for modern browsers (IE10+) that lets you fetch JavaScript, CSS and image files in parallel and execute code after your dependencies have been met. JohnnyDepp allows you to define code bundles and lazy-load the necessary files when you need them using the library's require() method. Each file will only be downloaded once so multiple calls to require() won't trigger duplicate downloads. The recommended way to use JohnnyDepp is to include the minified source of depp.js in your (possibly in the tag) and then use the depp global to manage your dependencies after pageload. JohnnyDepp is based on the LoadJS library which powers the file fetching and error handling functionality behind the scenes. JohnnyDepp loads JavaScript files with async: false which means they will be downloaded in parallel and executed in series. If you're looking for a lower level async loading library you should check out LoadJS to see if that meets your needs.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Load a file
- Subscribes to an array of events .
- Dereference bundled bundles list .
- Run UMD JS package .
- Dispatches an event for execution
- Build a umd file .
- Listen for bundles
- Default logging function
- Delete a directory
- Wraps a function for creating a task .
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QUESTION
I am giving my first steps with Firebase Storage Web and confess that Javascript is not my speciality either.
I have a web page (PHP) with a list of people names and I want to show their repective photo next to the name. The images are saved in a Firebase Storage folder.
Here is a simple example of the html (generated with PHP):
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Answered 2017-Jul-20 at 15:41The fetching download url are async requests (promises) and you execute the next loop cycle without letting the previous ones to finish and thus only last one is executed completely.
I suggest you take a different approach.
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Install johnnydepp
Install dependencies nodejs npm http-server (via npm)
Clone repository $ git clone git@github.com:muicss/johnnydepp.git $ cd johnnydepp
Install node dependencies using npm $ npm install
Build examples $ npm run build-examples To view the examples you can use any static file server. To use the nodejs http-server module: $ npm install http-server $ npm run http-server -- -p 3000 Then visit http://localhost:3000/examples
Build distribution files $ npm run build-dist The files will be located in the dist directory.
Run tests To run the browser tests first build the loadjs library: $ npm run build-tests Then visit http://localhost:3000/test
Build all files $ npm run build-all
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