I am using this package: https://github.com/Daemonite/material .
bagjs has a bug. when loading .js files by bagjs, this page (https://github.com/Daemonite/material/blob/master/templates/ui-button.html) can't work normally. you will see when not loading by bagjs, the title will change when you scroll down.
I test bagjs for 2 days, if loading .css, the image files loaded by css will be changed to the root path.

How can I load modules into namespaces for use in other modules?
For example, reuqire.js or curl.js does it like this:

requirejs(['jquery', 'canvas', 'app/sub'], function   ($, canvas, sub) {
    //jQuery, canvas and the app/sub module are loaded and can be used here now.

    return {
        helloWorld: function() {
          console.log('Hi there!');
        }
    };
});

The namespaces are then "$, canvas, sub", How can I achieve the same with bag.js? Thanks

Not working in IE11, getting Syntax error -

.then(data => {
console.log('loaded', data);
})

var bag = new window.Bag();
bag.require(['/site.css', '/jquery.js', '/site.js']);

is that corrrect for just loading files as with <script> .....*.js..... </script>

Which other loader do you propose ?

i am using the least bag.js (0.1.4), but ie8 gave me the following error:
Access is denied
bag.js
code:0

Is it possible to load javascript dynamically via ajax/rpc? I should explain what I mean. I have an app that dynamically pulls ins new 'widgets' with their own scoped css and js code. These css and js snippets are stored in mongodb. I would like to be able to use bag.js to require them as needed and store them in local storage ( along with appending them to the appropriate widget element as script and style elements )

Does that make sense?

some fonts from google is hard to get in some situation.

There are several MIME-types for javascript: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/876561/when-serving-javascript-files-is-it-better-to-use-the-application-javascript-or

Would you mind to support old styled types? something like this:

    handlers['application/x-javascript'] =
      handlers['text/javascript'] =
        handlers['application/javascript']

Automate tests skip for unsupported features.

Need fix in mochajs/mocha#1760

I notice that any functions defined in bag.js startup are no longer accessible in the global name space, eg:

bag.require(['/site.css', '/jquery.js', '/site.js'], function (err) {
  if (err) {
    console.log('loading error: ', err);
    return
  }
  // code to run after loading
  function testFunction() {
               console.log('hello');
       }
})

How do I access these named functions as

window'testFunction'

Do You think You can make a lite-version, which only loads css js etc. - no storage functions ?

• JSON polyfill required
• Should fallback to "transparent" mode
• Need to test somehow

• try https://github.com/defunctzombie/zuul, looks nice

Discussed earlier in addyosmani/basket.js#89 & addyosmani/basket.js#131

maybe we can have a callback var to tell.

THIS IS THE ASYNC WAY

bag.get('dolorem', function(err, data) {
    if (err) {
      console.log('Loading error: ', err);
      return;
    }

    console.log('Loaded data:\n', data);
    }

Someone Like me, want to use the SYNC Way

let data = bag.get('dolorem');
console.log('Loaded data:\n', data);

For example, I have a style file like:

/* foo.css */
@import url(bar.css);

and I call bag.js as the following:

var bag = new window.Bag();
bag.require(["foo.css"]);

It will success load foo.css, but not load bar.css.

Hi,

I've started playing with your library and looks very useful.

I have a question about the possibility to be able to set (as ex) a file hash (like gulp-rev) and tell loader to retrieve the script from the server and replace the old one even is not expired.

Ore any other way to achieve that.

Thanks,
Paul

Local storage can be sensitive for XSS-attacs. More at https://auth0.com/blog/secure-browser-storage-the-facts/
Session tokens, personally identifiable information, API keys are not really safe.

My proposal : Implement secure local storage like https://github.com/randlabs/encrypted-local-storage

Am I misunderstanding the purpose of bag.clear? I am able to remove individual keys by using bag.remove. However, bag.clear(true) does not remove all keys. Is this expected behavior?

bag() require cannot callback in Win10 Edge browser without console open (f12)