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author | Lucas Thompson <dev@lucas.im> |
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date | Tue, 25 Apr 2017 20:01:09 +0100 |
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/** * Created by lucas on 01/12/2016. */ /* This is a really ad-hoc and crappy way of re-exporting modules, * whilst trying to reduce global namespace pollution * The main use case is providing access to npm modules inside a worker via importScripts * over using some compiled version (a la *.min.js, *.umd.js etc) * a better solution would be a custom webpack bundle, * but the current build system in angular-cli doesn't provide a way for custom webpack bundles * ....unless I am missing something * * this does, however, mean that modules will be loaded twice.. * once by index.html and once by the worker.. * one could potentially run a custom post build script * to remove the script tag in index.html generated by angular-cli for scripts.bundle * .. or find another way of doing this entirely.... */ import extractionWorker from './app/services/feature-extraction/FeatureExtractionWorker'; const modules = { 'feature-extraction-worker': extractionWorker }; if (typeof (self as any).importScripts === 'function' /* in a worker */) { self['require'] = (moduleName) => { if (modules.hasOwnProperty(moduleName)) { return modules[moduleName]; } else { throw new Error(`Cannot find module '${moduleName}'`); } }; }