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jsinclude

Programmatically include JavaScript and CSS files in the browser at runtime.

example

<html>
 <head>
  <script src="/path/to/include.js"></script>
  <script>
   include.once("/js/jquery.js", function () {
    console.log('jquery is loaded');
   });

   include.css("/css/jquery-ui.css");

   include(function () {
    console.log('all includes are loaded');
   });
  </script>
 </head>
 <body>
  Hello
 </body>
</html>

api

include(path [, charset] [, callback])

Load a script referenced by path and call the optional callback function when it has been loaded. If a string valued charset is passed as the second argument, then the charset attribute will be set on the script element.

include(callback)

Call callback once all pending include files have been loaded.

include.once(path [,charset] [, callback])

Load a script referenced by path at most one time and call the optional callback function when it has been loaded. If a string valued charset is passed as the second argument, then the charset attribute will be set on the script element.

Callback is still called if the script has already been loaded one or more times.

path : (required) path to the javascript file to load
callback : (optional) callback function which is called once the script referenced by path has been loaded.

include.css(path [, options])

Load a stylesheet referenced by path.

path : (required) path the css file to load
options : (optional)
- prepend : insert the css file before all other stylesheets

include.pathAppend

pathAppend is a configuration option that is appended to each path.

If pathAppend is a function, it is called with path as its only argument. The return value should be a string to append to path.

Example using a string value:

var package = require('./package.json');

include.pathAppend = 'v=' + package.version;

Example using a function:

var package = require('./package.json');

include.pathAppend = function (path) {
    if (~path.indexOf('mydomain.com')) {
        return 'v=' + package.version;
    }
    else return '';
};

License

MIT

Usage no npm install needed!