misantronic / minc.js

A tiny cross-browser Javascript/CSS file- and module-loader.

minc.js

A tiny cross-browser css, javascript- and module-loader.

minc.js is a lightweight cross-browser Javascript/CSS file- and module-loader. (~800 bytes, minified and gzipped) making it super-easy to dynamically embed your css-files, javascripts and/or initialize custom modules. You simply pass an array with your files to Minc. That's it.
If you load your files via a CDN, you might optionally add another array with fallbacks.

How it's done

Minc(
	[										// load a bunch of files
		'//code.jquery.com/jquery-2.1.0.js',
		'//mycdn.com/my-cool-lib.min.js',
		'//mycdn.com/my-cool-css.min.css'
	],
	[										// optional: set up alternatives, if the CDN is down...
		'lib/jquery-2.1.0.js',
		'src/myCoolApp.min.js',
		'src/my-cool-css.min.css'
	]
).done(function($, myApp) {					// callback, when files are loaded
	// entry point
	$('body').addClass('success');
	myApp.init();
});

Install with bower

$ bower install minc

Cross-browser

minc.js runs in every browser on every device (tested with all devices/browsers at browserstack.com).

Modular JavaScript

minc.js supports the basics of the AMD-structures, thus you might use your own modules.
See an AMD example-module.

If you're not familiar with modular JavaScript, read this.

AMD Issues

If you just want to load AMD-supported libraries without using them inside the module-callback, add an additional empty object as local-context to Minc.

Minc([scripts], [fallbacks], {});