Re: About the framework type annotation

I think we could take three steps to get the framework type of a js bundle. 1. Parse the URL params, use a special key to specify the framework type. This will skip the string parsing and save time. 2. Parse the "use weex:vue" or "use weex:rax" in the code string. 3. Parse the // { "Framework":

Re: About the framework type annotation

Is there any way to avoid string parsing, for example, get framework type from returning value while executing the bundle? Thanks. Adam Feng On 11 Dec 2017, 4:12 PM +0800, Hanks Zhang , wrote: > The "framework type annotation" is a special syntax written in js bundle to >

Re: About the framework type annotation

It looks good to me. // { “framework”: “Vue/Rax” } looks tricky, and we cannot add license disclaimer before it. One question, how do we handle the backward compatibility issue? On 11 Dec 2017, at 4:12 PM, Hanks Zhang > wrote:

About the framework type annotation

The "framework type annotation" is a special syntax written in js bundle to indicate which framework it is using, such as Vue and Rax. Refer to its document [1] the annotation looks like: // { "framework": "Vue" } or // { "framework": "Rax" } It's comment with special format actually,