JavaScript Include is a simple script for including scripts on the fly. It relies on XMLHttpRequest and eval() to load scripts as soon as they’re requested.
JavaScript Include uses a very simple module pattern to package scripts as self-contained modules. It includes a function called namespace(), which is inspired by the YUI namespace function. JavaScript Include itself is written in its module pattern, and there is also an example provided at src/example.js.
JavaScript Include always evaluates scripts in an anonymous scope, so the module must use either the namespace() function or make a window reference to make functions visible to other scripts.
The source code for JavaScript Include is located in src/js/include.js. A minified version is also supplied.
An example module is located at src/example.js. You can ensure that it works by opening src/example.html.
A copy of the GNU General Public License, under which this script is distributed, is located in COPYING.
Tested with most browsers I can easily get my hands on:
| Browser | Platform | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Safari 3 | Mac OS X | Success |
| Firefox 3 | Mac OS X | Success |
| Opera 9.6 | Mac OS X | Success |
| Camino 1.6 | Mac OS X | Success |
| Google Chrome | Windows XP | Success |
| Firefox 3 | Windows XP | Success |
| Opera 9.6 | Windows XP | Success |
| Internet Explorer 8 | Windows XP | Success |
| Internet Explorer 7 | Windows XP | Success |
| Internet Explorer 6 | Windows XP | Success |
| Internet Explorer 5.5 | Windows XP | Success |
Copyright © 2009 Andrew Noyes
This program is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License