cmon

CommonJS and ender-inspired require/provide with events

$ npm install cmon

API

cmon()

• cmon(id) - delegates to cmon.require(id)
• cmon(id, value) - delegates to cmon.provide(id, value)
• cmon(id, value, guard) - delegates to cmon.require(id)
• cmon(callback) - runs in the root scope and receives (cmon)

require/provide

At runtime in a browser cmon claims the global require/provide if unclaimed. Otherwise access them as methods:

• cmon.require(id) - get a module that was provided via cmon.provide
• cmon.provide(id, value) - provide a module
• cmon.provide.on(id, handler) - attach a handler to run anytime id is provided
• cmon.provide.one(id, handler) - attach a 1-time handler to run the next time id is provided
• cmon.provide.able(id, handler) - attach a 1-time handler to run when id is available—now or later.
• cmon.provide.off(id, handler) - remove a handler
• cmon.provide.off(id) - remove all id handlers
• cmon.provide.trigger(id) - manually trigger active id handlers

claim/unclaim

• cmon.claim(id, value, opt_scope) - expose a module to the root or opt_scope
• cmon.unclaim(id, value, opt_scope) - safely unexpose a module that was exposed via claim

noConflict

• cmon.noConflict() - unclaim require/provide
• cmon.noConflict(true) - unclaim require/provide/cmon
• cmon.noConflict(callback) - unclaim require/provide/cmon

license

cmon is available under the MIT license

Copyright (C) 2013 by Ryan Van Etten