> I also added an example using require.js. I haven't fully tested, but I
> think this is the direction that best helps modularize openpgpjs.
I think require.js is a step into the right direction, but it's missing a
few features we might be interested in. Namely, it does not allow
optional dependencies, which would be useful for compiling a trimmed
down version of the library.
I'd envision something along these lines:
module('openpgp_packet_compressed',
['zlib', 'openpgp_packet'], // A list of mandatory dependencies
['lzma', 'bzip'], // optional dependencies
function(zlib, openpgp_packet, lzma, bzip) {
var exports = function() {
this.tagType = 8;
// ...
if(bzip != undefined)
// Compress as bzip
// ...
}
return exports;
})
Later invoked as:
module('some_other_module', ['openpgp_packet_compressed'],
[], function(openpgp_packet_compressed) {
var packet = new openpgp_packet_compressed();
})
I've written a small library that does things similarily
https://github.com/dreamingofelectricsheep/tags.js
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