yuno v0.1.0

yuno :: semantic cross platform module loader

In this era where JavaScript is used in both browsers and server side, there is still no module loader able to scale across platforms so ...

Y U NO use() MODULES and() add() STUFF !!!

Features

• backward compatible with both browsers and node.js, if you use yuno object to require modules these do not have to use yuno object in order to be loaded
• synchronous and asynchronous with parallel scripts injection in the second case to speed up multiple dependencies resolution
• automatic asynchronous cross dependencies resolution where if two different scripts requires same module before being executed, this will be loaded once and notified as soon as it's loaded
• in between AMD and CommonJS require, a semantic add() method to explicitly define modules plus use() to require one or more modules before execution
• smart synchronous loader passing through normal require first, require through current path after, and resolving through global namespace as fall back for node.js. For browsers the combiner will be available soon to be able to create all in one packages

API

• use(arg1:String, ..., argN:String):Object specify one or more module to include before execution
• and(callback:Function):void executed once use() has been resolved and all dependencies are available. The callback is called with global or window context referenced via this
• add(obj:Object, name:String, descriptor:Object):Object define the name property in generic object through an ES5 descriptor and return the defined value. ES5 descriptors are those used via Object.defineProperty(obj, name, descriptor)

Examples

// generic usage
yuno.use("lib1", "other.lib").and(function (lib1, other_lib_) {
  // do stuff with lib1 and other_lib_
  yuno.add(my.nameSpace, "method", {value: function () {
    // the generic method
  }});
});


// basic node.js example
require("yuno").use(
  "path"
).and(function (Path) {

  // handy private scope, reusable for both web and node

  // standard way to add through yuno object
  yuno.add(exports, "throughAdd", {enumerable: true, value: true});
  // backward compatible with node exports too
  exports.directly = true;

});

/**
  var myModule = require("./tests/node");
  console.log(myModule.throughAdd); // true
  console.log(myModule.directly);   // true
 */


// backward compatible with node and browsers
// yuno.use("whatever").and(function (whatever){
  whatever.doStuff();
});

// the whatever node module
exports.whatever = {doStuff: function () {}};

// the whatever browser module
var whatever = {doStuff: function () {}};


// the dependencies free module
yuno.add(my.namespace, "object", {value:{}});
// or simply ...
my.namespace.object = {};