Simple amd-loader written on Rapydscript.
Usage:
...
<script src="rs_require.js"></script>
<script src="index.js"></script>
...or
...
<script src="rs_require.js" data-main = "path/to/index.js"></script>
...//index.js
define(['vue', 'vue-router'], function(vue, v_router){
... // do something using vue and v_router
});if some configuration is required
//index.js
define(['amd'], function(amd){
// amd is special built-in module with props: {version, config, import}
amd.config({
base_url: 'main_path/to/scripts' // default is parent location of data-main (if set) or rs_require.js
path:{
'here': 'path/to/there',
'cdnjs': 'https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs' // so you can: define(['cdnjs/vue/2.6.12/vue.min.js'], function(vue){...})
},
map:{
'here/this_module':'path/to/there/that_module'
}
// or
// map: function(path_to_module, requester){ ...; return mapped_path_to_module}
// requester is 'path/to/requester_module' that asks path_to_module
});
amd.import('app'); // start main code
//or assuming app-module returns class
amd.import('app').then(App => {
const app = new App();
app.mount('#app');
...
})
});also, instead of traditional define(['a','b','c'], function(a, b, c)) you can
define(['amd'], function(amd){
amd.import({
'path/to/vue':'', // in case of empty string, the module name in package will be the tail of the path
'path/to/vue-router':'v_router'
}).then(pack = > {
pack.vue
pack.v_router
})
}) or
define({
'path/to/vue':'',
'path/to/vue-router':'v_router'
},
function(pack){
pack.vue
pack.v_router
}
) 
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