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async-js-bootstrap-template

v0.0.21

Published

The bootstrap template to resolve dependencies of an js app before its invocation

Readme

Async js bootstrap template

The bootstrap template to resolve dependencies of an js app before its invocation while that app along w/ dependencies are loaded asynchronously

This working concept implements the solution to avoid the niggling trouble of asynchronous loading in browser when an app itself are loaded & invoked faster than the whole bunch of its dependencies

The bootstrap is not limited to modern browsers & can be safely utilized w/ legacies (IE9 & above are in, IE8 & below require additional polyfill)

The template

'use strict'

;(function (global, factory) {
    ;(function bootstrap () {
        return [].every(function (dependency) {
            var context = global
            var proppath = dependency.split('.')
            
            while (proppath.length) {
                context = context[proppath.shift()]
                if (!/[fo]/.test((typeof context)[0])) {
                    return false
                }
            }
            
            return true
        }) ? factory() : setTimeout(bootstrap, 100)
    })()
})(this, function () {})

Once more, this time w/ comments

'use strict'

/**
 * The outer frame of the whole thing
 *
 * @param {object}   global  The global namespace (i.e. “window” / “self”)
 * @param {function} factory An app
 *
 * @returns {void}
 */
;(function (global, factory) {
    /**
     * Resolves dependencies of an app. Invokes that app as soon as 
     * all dependencies are resolved
     *
     * @returns { … } Invoked app if its dependencies are completely
     *                resolved, itself deferred for 0.1s otherwise
     */
    ;(function bootstrap () {
        return [
            /**
             * The array of strings
             *
             * Each string defines a dependency to be resolved
             * (like “_”, “FormValidation.Framework.Bootstrap”,
             * “jQuery.fn.modal” etc)
             *
             * Dependencies gotta be defined by their complete
             * namespace relative to the global one. The order
             * of dependencies within the array doesn't matter
             */
        ].every(function (dependency) {
            var context = global
            var proppath = dependency.split('.')

            while (proppath.length) {
                context = context[proppath.shift()]
                if (!/[fo]/.test((typeof context)[0])) {
                    return false
                }
            }

            return true
        }) ? factory() : setTimeout(bootstrap, 100)
    })()
})(this, function () {
    /**
     * An app code goes here
     */
})

Samples

The sample below resolves 4 dependencies

'use strict'

;(function (global, factory) {
    ;(function bootstrap () {
        return [
            '_',
            'jQuery',
            'jQuery.fn.lazy',
            'FastClick'
        ].every(function (dependency) {
            var context = global
            var proppath = dependency.split('.')
            
            while (proppath.length) {
                context = context[proppath.shift()]
                if (!/[fo]/.test((typeof context)[0])) {
                    return false
                }
            }
            
            return true
        }) ? factory() : setTimeout(bootstrap, 100)
    })()
})(this, function () {
    /**
     * An app code goes here
     */
})

The next sample resolves the dependency & then passes its instance to an app on invocation

'use strict'

;(function (global, factory) {
    ;(function bootstrap () {
        return ['jQuery'].every(function (dependency) {
            var context = global
            var proppath = dependency.split('.')
            
            while (proppath.length) {
                context = context[proppath.shift()]
                if (!/[fo]/.test((typeof context)[0])) {
                    return false
                }
            }
            
            return true
        }) ? factory(jQuery) : setTimeout(bootstrap, 100)
    })()
})(this, function ($) {
    $(function () {
        /**
          * An app code goes here
          */
    })
})

Bugs

If you have faced some bug, please follow this link to create the issue & thanks for your time & contribution in advance!

Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦

Juliy V. Chirkov, twitter.com/juliychirkov