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Using ES6’s System.import allows webpack to split up the dependency into its own chunk and load it as necessary. When this is not possible (ie. when a script expects itself to be dropped into the html), follow the previous strategy of copying the dependency folder into the build folder.
19 lines
518 B
JavaScript
19 lines
518 B
JavaScript
import AppConstants from '../../constants/application_constants';
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import { InjectInHeadUtils } from '../../utils/inject_utils';
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/**
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* Imports audiojs from the copied directory.
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*
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* Unfortunately, audiojs' package structure and the way it currently loads image assets prevents us
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* from using System.import.
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*
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* @return {Promise} Promise that resolves with [audio.min.js] on success.
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*/
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function importLib() {
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return InjectInHeadUtils.inject(AppConstants.audiojs.sdkUrl);
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}
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export default { importLib };
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