Le 08/03/2012 18:27, Mike Samuel a écrit :
http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=harmony:module_loaders mentions
a system module loader.
Has the behavior of the system module loader been speced at all?
If not, would it be worthwhile specifying that when it loads an http
or https URL, it does so with a fairly minimal Accept header that
excludes non-script mime-types, especially text/html and */*:
Accept: application/javascript;version=next, application/javascript
or whichever is the preferred mime-type.
I've been using node.js for a couple of month and in node, you can do
var o = require('myData.json')
The JSON file is parsed automatically. This is very handy for
configuration files.
I think the heuristic they use to detect a JSON file is the ".json" suffix.
For the web, the content-type would be a far better candidate :-)
Besides node.js, jQuery also has facilities that parse JSON files and
return an object when the data retrieved from the server has been served
with application/json.
What about native JSON loading?
David
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