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Runs `System.import` with the passed in source file and passes its response to `$ocLazyLoad.load()`\n\nBy passing a key to the `.load()` method we can target a specific export of the loaded source file, and if no key was passed we will target the default export.\n\n$ocLazyLoad will then return a promise with the loaded module. \n[block:code]\n{\n  \"codes\": [\n    {\n      \"code\": \"import { loaderModule } from './loaderModule'; \\n\\nvar app = angular.module('app', [ loaderModule.name ]);\\n\\napp.run(function (lazySystem) {\\n  lazySystem.load('./secondModule').then(function (loadedModule) {\\n    console.log(loadedModule);\\n  });\\n\\n  lazySystem.load('./thirdModule', 'thirdModule').then(function (loadedModule) {\\n    console.log(loadedModule);\\n  });\\n});\",\n      \"language\": \"javascript\",\n      \"name\": \"example.js\"\n    }\n  ]\n}\n[/block]\nOur main file, containing our base application, imports the loaderModule and during the run phase we lazily load the secondModule and thirdModule - logging out their respective results.","excerpt":"_This documentation is still in progress and will probably be improved soon_","slug":"systemjs","type":"basic","title":"SystemJS"}

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[block:api-header] { "type": "basic", "title": "Short example" } [/block] The simplest way you can use SystemJS and ocLazyLoad together is with the `System.import` API: [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "import {coreStates} from 'js/core/states/app'\n\n// Optionally, return to wherever this promise chain might be useful\nSystem.import('js/core/states/app').then(function(m) {\n return $ocLazyLoad.load(m.coreStates);\n}).then(function() {\n return Startup.awake();\n})", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] Where coreStates might look something like this: [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "export var coreStates = angular.module( 'core.states');", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] [block:api-header] { "type": "basic", "title": "Long example" } [/block] The lazy module that we would like to load on demand could look something like this. [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "var secondModule = angular.module('secondModule', []);\n\nsecondModule.run(function () {\n console.log('secondModule::run');\n});\n\nexport default secondModule;", "language": "javascript" } ] } [/block] In this case we are exporting **default**, which will come into play once we attempt to lazily load the module. [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "var thirdModule = angular.module('thirdModule', []);\n\nthirdModule.run(function () {\n console.log('thirdModule::run');\n});\n\nexport { thirdModule };", "language": "javascript", "name": "thirdModule.js" } ] } [/block] Here we're defining another module without the default export, which will yet again - come into play once we attempt to lazy load. [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "function lazySystem ($ocLazyLoad) {\n function load (src, key) {\n return System.import(src).then(function (loadedFile) {\n return $ocLazyLoad.load(loadedFile[key || 'default']);\n });\n }\n \n this.load = load;\n}\n\nvar loaderModule = angular\n\t.module('loaderModule', ['oc.lazyLoad'])\n .service('lazySystem', lazySystem);\n\nexport { loaderModule };", "language": "javascript", "name": "loaderModule.js" }, { "code": "", "language": "text" }, { "code": "", "language": "text" } ] } [/block] Container module for the lazySystem service hosting our .load method. Runs `System.import` with the passed in source file and passes its response to `$ocLazyLoad.load()` By passing a key to the `.load()` method we can target a specific export of the loaded source file, and if no key was passed we will target the default export. $ocLazyLoad will then return a promise with the loaded module. [block:code] { "codes": [ { "code": "import { loaderModule } from './loaderModule'; \n\nvar app = angular.module('app', [ loaderModule.name ]);\n\napp.run(function (lazySystem) {\n lazySystem.load('./secondModule').then(function (loadedModule) {\n console.log(loadedModule);\n });\n\n lazySystem.load('./thirdModule', 'thirdModule').then(function (loadedModule) {\n console.log(loadedModule);\n });\n});", "language": "javascript", "name": "example.js" } ] } [/block] Our main file, containing our base application, imports the loaderModule and during the run phase we lazily load the secondModule and thirdModule - logging out their respective results.