loadjs | tiny async loader / dependency manager | Reactive Programming library
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kandi X-RAY | loadjs Summary
LoadJS is a tiny async loading library for modern browsers (IE9+). It has a simple yet powerful dependency management system that lets you fetch JavaScript, CSS and image files in parallel and execute code after the dependencies have been met. The recommended way to use LoadJS is to include the minified source code of loadjs.js in your (possibly in the tag) and then use the loadjs global to manage JavaScript dependencies after pageload. LoadJS is based on the excellent $script library by Dustin Diaz. We kept the behavior of the library the same but we re-wrote the code from scratch to add support for success/error callbacks and to optimize the library for modern browsers. LoadJS is 899 bytes (minified + gzipped).
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Load a file .
- Load a bundle file .
- Subscribes to a bundle that will be executed later .
- Load scripts .
- This function is responsible for publishing to the queue and publish them to the queue
- Runs umdjs .
- Execute the load function .
- Build umd .
- Helper function that executes the passed arguments and hooks .
- Logs a message to the console
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QUESTION
recently I cleaned up the webpack
configuration in a project in order to make it more maintainable, I did so by splitting the configuration in two files:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-23 at 16:10Well, I was able to figure out the problem, the problematic lines were:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a very barebones page that loads in two specific PDF documents and on page load would simply display one and then after a 60 second timelapse, would cycle over and show the other.
My issue, currently, is simply getting the PDFs into variables in the JS so that I can assign the time cycle to them.
How can I take the PDFs being sent from the controller and put them into JS variables in order to accomplish this properly?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 00:33First of all, it seems you are getting the contents of file PDF, not their path. So it may not be efficient to transfer entire PDF data in your initial HTTP response.
Do this PDF files publicly accessible? If so; return their http url instead of pdfs' data.
After that; to inject a data from Laravel backend to JavaScript in a blade file; best approach is turn your data to json, send it to blade and write it as an HTML element's data- attribute, then in JavaScript read it from data- attribute and decode json to a JS object.
Here is an example;
QUESTION
My vue application is currently iterating through a data object of employees with hours and swipes, which is being multiplied for each employee every day.
This is working in computing new rows of data so that I have all given data for each day.
However, in my template, I'm trying to set the multipled data to show in the column with the corresponding date and give only one row for each employee. My expected results would be
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-14 at 22:05Instead of flattening the grouped data in the
compRows
prop (renamed below ashoursByEmployee
), keep it as an object to lookup employee hours by date later. In addition, track atotal
property that stores the grand total (swipes by hours).
QUESTION
I have a Nuxt JS app setup to use Nuxt Auth. This works fine locally.
Specifically I am generating an email sent to the user with a link to reset their password of the form
http://localhost:3000/reset-password/ca62c3554c8058c9ddf11b709fc451405ffa99f4b22a88d84e087f5b40fb6d1f
When they click it - its picked up by a nuxt route which parses the JWT. Locally I serve it using nuxt start - which serves from the dist directory I believe and so should be a good test for static serving
When I deploy this to a remote lightsail server running Ubuntu and Plesk and Nginx and Apache I deploy it using nuxt generate and copy the content of the generated dist directory to the httpdocs directory. When the same workflow is followed and the user clicks the link it is not caught by one of the nuxt generated static html files and I get a 404. All other nuxt routes are being generated into files ok. What am I missing?
nuxt.config.js
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-10 at 11:50The solution for this on Netlify was to add some specific configuration to the build for redirects. Created netlify.toml in the root of the repo branch being deployed from.
Netlify.toml contained:-
QUESTION
I've recently started building a WordPress template using Bootstrap (I downloaded Bootstrap and link it directly through my website files.) Everything works, except for elements that require JavaScript, such as dropdowns. However, I have properly enqueued bootstrap.bundle.min.js in my functions.php page. I have also included Jquery, and I made sure the two are in the right order (Jquery being enqueued first.) But dropdowns and burger menus still will not open or work. They only display like so: dropdown displayed (when you click on it, nothing happens)
I tried moving things around, using different browsers, enqueueing other scripts like bootstrap.js and bootstrap.min.js (never together, always one at a time), and nothing makes dropdowns work on any device or any browser.
I tried every solution in this similar Stack Overflow question: Twitter Bootstrap dropdown not working in any browser . Still nothing.
The code I use for my dropdown is literally copy-pasted from the Bootstrap documentation (I added the and the
Dropdown button
Action
Another action
Something else here
I will paste the code from my functions.php page below, in case it helps:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-22 at 01:51It looks like you may have been using the docs for Bootstrap that uses
QUESTION
I have an issue with Wordpress admin. I can't add a new post or page and the console is showing 'Uncaught ReferenceError: tinymce is not defined'.
I found out that the function 'script_loader_tag' on my functions.php is causing the error (everything works fine without it) but I can't figure out what I am doing wrong.
These are the JS functions:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 05:26You have to make sure that you do not alter the $tag when the handle is not equal to "custom-js". And you should return $tag, not the $src.
QUESTION
I am trying to install this theme - Cleopatra - built on Tailwind CSS in my Rails 6 app, but I can't quite make heads & tails of how to do it properly with webpacker.
I am sure this should be fairly straightforward, but I don't use any JS frameworks so I don't quite get webpacker and JS package managers other than knowing they are similar to Bundler and Gemfiles.
I have Tailwind CSS successfully installed, and I have tried a variety of things and all generate errors or don't render successfully.
So I would rather just a step by step approach to installing it.
I am using Rails 6.0.3.6
and Ruby 3.0.1p64
.
Edit 1
I have been trying the following guide and this is the error I am getting:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 11:25Steps:
- cloned cleopatra theme repo locally
QUESTION
I am trying to use the code of this article to launch the share intent of my Android app (kotlin) from a JavaScript in a webView. Here is the code I use to start:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-16 at 04:59public abstract void startActivity(@RequiresPermission Intent intent);
QUESTION
I am working with google organization chart, i have prepared chart but now i want to implement search functionality in google organization chart, so i have putted one text box and on text box key up event i have added border in new class.
here i have provide code
Jquery Code ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 08:27You almost had it working, but i've changed 2 things:
QUESTION
So we're working in this system and buildig our own page. We built a form to insert timeline data using a .xwd file. We use javascript to retrieve the data and fill it in a variable to store it. The main page (title:
) just has single values, but the actual events should be in an array.
I'm want to use V to fill the array.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 14:27I guess what you are trying to achieve is to generate an array of objects based on the number (and properties) of elements inside $(x_currentPageXML)
. For that purpose you need to use the .map()
method:
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Install loadjs
Install dependencies nodejs npm http-server (via npm)
Clone repository $ git clone git@github.com:muicss/loadjs.git $ cd loadjs
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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