See waitSeconds config value from RequireJS docs: http://requirejs.org/docs/api.html#config-waitSeconds Per the docs, the default is 7 seconds. You can set it in your require.config call like this: require.config( { waitSeconds : 30, paths : { //etc.. },
I use the grunt-contrib-requirejs task to build project based on require.js. Install it inside your project directory with: npm install grunt-contrib-requirejs –save-dev BTW: –save-dev will add the package to your development dependencies in your package.json. If you’re not using a package.json in your project, ignore it. Load the task in your grunt file with: grunt.loadNpmTasks(‘grunt-contrib-requirejs’); … Read more
You need to include jquery-ui: define([‘jquery-ui’, ‘backbone’], function() { $(‘div’).addClass(‘white’); }); jquery should be required automatically as it is a dependency of jquery-ui Additionally, none of these scripts return anything, but their variables are assigned to the window object. No need to assign them.
No, I cannot think of a reason against using singletons with require.js. Your module definition should export the singleton. The way you do it is fine, since it’s a singleton you might be also able to avoid the new. I use something like define(function (require) { var singleton = function () { return { … … Read more
Ok, so you are running in an environment without RequireJS, CommonJS, SystemJS, etc. The key line is factory((global.mymodule = global.mymodule || {})) this does a few things: If global.mymodule truthy, then it is equivalent to global.mymodule = global.mymodule // A noop. factory(global.mymodule) Otherwise it is equivalent to: global.mymodule = {} factory(global.mymodule) Inside the factory: Your … Read more
Say we have module /app/scripts/methodsModule.js that returns a few methods: define({ someMethod: function() { // do stuff }, anotherMethod: function() { // do some more stuff } }); In our data-main file /app/scripts/main.js we have: require([‘methodsModule’], function(methods) { methods.someMethod() // call someMethod methods.anotherMethod() // call anotherMethod }) Once requireJS loads up our data-main, we can … Read more
It is also possible to use errbacks to have customized error handling appropriate to the specific use of require. Errbacks are documented here http://requirejs.org/docs/api.html#errbacks. Basically, you can add to require a function to be called if the load fails. It comes right after the function to be called if the load is successful. Chin’s case … Read more
Update – I’ve added an example of using RequireJS with modular HTML components. Build tool example included – https://github.com/simonsmith/modular-html-requirejs I have also written a blog article about this – http://simonsmith.io/modular-html-components-with-requirejs/ The approach of just using main.js for everything is probably more suited to a single page application. The way I’ve handled this situation is to … Read more
You have a circular dependency. The demographics module depends on complaints and complaints depends on demographics. As per the documentation: If you define a circular dependency (a needs b and b needs a), then in this case when b’s module function is called, it will get an undefined value for a. The solution, if you … Read more
You can also reach the config into: requirejs.s.contexts._.config to inspect the config object directly. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/requirejs/Hf-qNmM0ceI