javascript - How to auto call System or AMD modules? -


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how auto call system or amd modules without manually adding script call registered/defined module ?

description:

when i'm generating es5 file using system module defined in tsconfig, expected output system.register(/* ... */) of course doesn't run when added page.

is there way avoid adding script tag html file manually call modules?

<!-- module script added above --> <script>   system.get('module_name_here'); </script>

extra:

if i'd forego system/amd module's completely. however, it's required moment decide create 1 outfile while using import/export in typescript. if has solution this, save me big headache. thanks.

since mention amd modules... if produce series of amd modules, use requirejs , make use of support data-main attribute kick off application:

<script src="require.js" data-main="module_name_here"></script>

there's deps option can used when configuring requirejs:

require.config({   ...   deps: ["module_name_here"], });

data-main takes single module name, whereas deps takes list of modules. these means typically used avoid having additional script element generated kick off module loading.

i don't know of equivalent systemjs. see , forth data-main in systemjs issues on github seems coin flip landed on not implementing now.

if list of modules need load known @ time of building application, have application bundled webpack single script. application start load script.


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