[HypeDocumentLoader] This is a geeky extension. It uses a tiny runtime proxy to fetch the loader data directly offering instant access to it. This allows to read and maipulate some values you wouldn't usually haveaccess to … starting with a list of all associated resources. Some values are already…

↑ look at project 1.1 Removed additional loading request and asynchronicity

Did you have a specific need for one of the bits of data from this?

Yes, the resources (and maybe timelines). But in general it’s interesting to explore.

↑ look at project 1.2 Added notification system to allow further extensibility You can now listen to an Hype Event called HypeDocumentLoaderInfo and receive the data in event.data. Obviously hypeDocument and element are null in the call. The keys hasPhysics, documentName, mainContainerID are read …

Code example for creating your own loading indicator callback Here is an example (requires Hype DocumentLoaderInfo 1.2+) to implement your own loader (don't need to enable it in Hype, even better leave the "Loading indicator" setting off in the IDE saving you some kilobytes): <script src="https://c…

↑ look at project 1.3 Tweaked notifyEvent to be additive, added hypeDocument.notifyEventAdditivum This means you can register multiple callbacks and they receive the data in the sequential order you registered them and they can all manipulate the same event.data (additive). Added bonus: The no…

↑ look at project 1.4 Added new event HypeDocumentRender, Refactored name to HypeDocumentLoader.js and event to HypeDocumentData This is an exciting update as it refactors the extention and we drop the info in favor of the nice Hype and two words I am trying to maintain across the extensions. The …

had a first look and wow this enables programmatically duplicating and manipulating of Hype-elements at loadtime. way cool! great :clap:

That is the idea and at one point I was planning on creating another module that builds on the document loader using its callbacks to offer some helper functions. This library will most probably stay pretty basic like now to allow it to be the base for many other extensions building on the events it…

petal.hype.zip (19.2 KB) create hype-element-instances on the fly. thx for preparing @MaxZieb :slight_smile:

Hype Document Loader

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MaxZieb (Loves Hype) February 22, 2024, 11:39am 20

Hype Document Loader

Example to dynamically preload images based on screen width