How to use a multiple file library with requireJs
javascript, js-amd, requirejs
Solution
Finally I managed to implement the 3rd solution: I've created a web module that wrap the library in a file named notiy.js :
define(['jquery',
'noty/layouts/topCenter',
'noty/layouts/bottomRight',
'noty/themes/default'],
function($){
$.noty.defaults.timeout = 20000;
return function(type, msg){
var topLayout = 'topCenter',
bottomLayout = 'bottomRight',
layout = {
'alert' : topLayout,
'info' : bottomLayout,
'confirm' : topLayout,
'success' : bottomLayout,
'error' : topLayout,
'warning' : topLayout
};
if(msg && type){
return noty({
text : msg,
layout: layout[type] || topLayout,
type : type
});
}
}
});
I've declared the dependencies in the shim config (to fix the dependency order) in my app.js :
requirejs.config({
baseUrl: 'js/lib',
urlArgs: 'bust=' + (new Date()).getTime(), //only for dev : no-cache
paths: {
user: '../user'
},
shim: {
'jquery-ui' : ['jquery'],
'jquery-tmpl' : ['jquery'],
'gridy' : ['jquery'],
'noty/jquery.noty' : ['jquery'],
'notify' : ['noty/jquery.noty']
}
});
requirejs(['jquery', 'jquery-ui', 'jquery-tmpl', 'notify'], function($, ui, tmpl, notify){
//...
});
Ans it works like a charm!
Problem
I building a project with requireJs my file structure is the following: ``` js/ lib/ noty/ layouts/ bottom.js top.js ... themes/ default.js noty.jquery.js jquery.js jquery-ui.js user/ user.js app.js ``` And my configuration : ``` requirejs.config({ baseUrl: 'js/lib', urlArgs: 'bust=' + (new Date()).getTime(), //only for dev : no-cache paths: { user: '../user' }, shim: { 'jquery-ui': ['jquery'], 'jquery-tmpl': ['jquery'], 'gridy': ['jquery'] } }); requirejs(['jquery', 'jquery-ui'], function($){ .... }); ``` My concern is about to integrate noty which is a notification plugin that I may use in any modules. This plugin requires to load : ``` js/lib/noty/noty.jquery.js js/lib/noty/layout/top.js js/lib/noty/themes/bottom.js ``` I'm not sure what is the way to do that? Concatenate the files ? Load each file as a dependency? : requirejs(['jquery', 'jquery-ui', 'noty/noty.jquery.js', 'noty/layout/top.js', etc. ] Creates some kind of plugin/module for requireJs? Thanks