openmct/platform/framework/src/resolve/ImplementationLoader.js
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/**
* Module defining ImplementationLoader. Created by vwoeltje on 11/3/14.
*/
define(
[],
function () {
/**
* Responsible for loading extension implementations
* (AMD modules.) Acts as a wrapper around RequireJS to
* provide a promise-like API.
* @memberof platform/framework
* @constructor
* @param {*} require RequireJS, or an object with similar API
* @param {*} $log Angular's logging service
*/
function ImplementationLoader(require) {
this.require = require;
}
/**
* Load an extension's implementation; or, equivalently,
* load an AMD module. This is fundamentally similar
* to a call to RequireJS, except that the result is
* wrapped in a promise. The promise will be fulfilled
* with the loaded module, or rejected with the error
* reported by Require.
*
* @param {string} path the path to the module to load
* @returns {Promise} a promise for the specified module.
*/
ImplementationLoader.prototype.load = function loadModule(path) {
var require = this.require;
return new Promise(function (fulfill, reject) {
require([path], fulfill, reject);
});
};
return ImplementationLoader;
}
);