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@wsmk/wi-resource-loader

v1.15.0

Published

Lightweight TypeScript library for dynamically loading and unloading scripts and stylesheets in the browser

Readme

resource-loader

A lightweight TypeScript library for dynamically loading and unloading scripts and stylesheets in the browser.

Features

  • Load <script> and <link rel="stylesheet"> at runtime
  • Request deduplication via in-memory cache
  • 10-second timeout with typed errors
  • Check if a resource is already present in the DOM
  • Unload with optional global variable cleanup and destroy() callback
  • SSR-safe — gracefully no-ops outside the browser
  • Built with TypeScript, distributed as CJS + ESM via tsup

Installation

npm install resource-loader

API

loadScript({ src, params? })

Injects a <script> element into <head>. Returns a Promise<void> that resolves on load or rejects with ScriptLoadError.

  • src — script URL
  • params — optional attributes (async, defer, type, crossOrigin, integrity, etc.)
import { LoaderUtils } from "resource-loader";

await LoaderUtils.loadScript({
  src: "https://cdn.example.com/widget.js",
  params: { async: true },
});

loadStyle(href)

Injects a <link rel="stylesheet"> into <head>. Returns a Promise<void> that resolves on load or rejects with StyleLoadError.

await LoaderUtils.loadStyle("https://cdn.example.com/styles.css");

unloadScript(src, options?)

Removes the matching <script> from the DOM and clears the cache.

  • options.globalVar — deletes window[globalVar] after removal
  • options.destroy — called before the element is removed
LoaderUtils.unloadScript("https://cdn.example.com/widget.js", {
  globalVar: "MyWidget",
});

unloadStyle(href)

Removes the matching <link> from the DOM and clears the cache.

LoaderUtils.unloadStyle("https://cdn.example.com/styles.css");

isScriptLoaded(src)

Returns true if a <script> with the given URL is already in <head>.

isStyleLoaded(href)

Returns true if a <link> with the given URL is already in <head>.

Errors

  • ScriptLoadError — thrown when a script fails to load or times out
  • StyleLoadError — thrown when a stylesheet fails to load or times out

Both include the resource URL and the underlying cause.

Development

npm test              # node --import tsx --test src/core/loader/loader.test.ts
npm run lint:fix      # biome format --write src

CI/CD

  • Branches: dev, main, rc/*
  • Release: conventional commits + semantic-release → draft GitHub releases
  • Node: 24 / npm: 11