ScriptInclude allows you to asynchronously load script tags into the browser. I made it because I wanted a #include statement like other languages have, so I did my best to recreate that.
ScriptInclude aims to be tiny and easy to understand. There is no dependency management or anything.
It's meant to be minified and inlined, like so:
<!-- ... -->
<body>
<!-- ... -->
<script>
// ScriptInclude, minified and inlined
include=function(){ /* ... */ }
// my stuff
include('jquery.js', function() {
include('main.js');
});
</script>
<!-- ... -->include('library.js', function() {
// library.js has been loaded, now we can use it
});Callbacks are optional.
include('underscore.js', 'backbone.js', function() {
// Underscore and Backbone are loaded in, let's go for it
});You can include as many files as you want.