问题
I'm just starting to use require.js and think it's great. However, I would like to use it as much as possible instead of dealing with <script> tags in my HTML files.
To that end, is it possible to work with a 3rd party library that doesn't have any define modules in it? This may be asking much I realize but is there a way to call...
require(["3rd_party"], function(3rd) {
});
...where 3rd_party.js is a script located in a js folder that require knows to look in? I know require has mapping libraries, things like require-jquery but wasn't sure if it's possible to use it out of the box with older utility libraries that weren't built with it in mind.
回答1:
RequireJS 2.1.0 added the shim config element which allows using non-AMD 3rd party libraries like AMD modules.
In your case it would be something like:
shim: {
'3rd_party': {
exports: '{the-global-name}' // what variable does the library
// export to the global scope?
}
}
This mechanism makes custom-build library wrappers like "require-jquery" pretty much obsolete.
More details in the RequireJS docs
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15592308/using-require-js-with-3rd-party-javascript-libraries