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SystemJS API
For setting SystemJS configuration see the Configuration API page.
System.amdDefine
Type: Function
For backwards-compatibility with AMD environments, set window.define = System.amdDefine
.
System.amdRequire
Type: Function
For backwards-compatibility with AMD environments, set window.require = System.amdRequire
.
System.config
Type: Function
SystemJS configuration helper function. See the Configuration API.
System.constructor
Type: Function
This represents the System base class, which can be extended or reinstantiated to create a custom System instance.
Example:
var clonedSystem = new System.constructor();
clonedSystem.baseURL = System.baseURL;
clonedSystem.import('x'); // imports in a custom context
System.delete(moduleName)
Type: Function
Deletes a module from the registry by normalized name.
System.delete('http://site.com/normalized/module/name.js');
System.get(moduleName) -> Module
Type: Function
Returns a module from the registry by normalized name.
System.get('http://site.com/normalized/module/name.js').exportedFunction();
System.has(moduleName) -> Boolean
Type: Function
Returns whether a given module exists in the registry by normalized module name.
if (System.has('http://site.com/normalized/module/name.js')) {
// ...
}
System.import(moduleName [, normalizedParentName]) -> Promise(Module)
Type: Function
Loads a module by name taking an optional normalized parent name argument.
Promise resolves to the module value.
For loading relative to the current module, ES Modules define a __moduleName
binding, so that:
System.import('./local', __moduleName);
In CommonJS modules the above would be module.id
instead.
This is non-standard, but coverse a use case that will be provided by the spec.
System.newModule(Object) -> Module
Type: Function
Given a plain JavaScript object, return an equivalent Module
object.
Useful when writing a custom instantiate
hook or using System.set
.
System.register([name ,] deps, declare)
Type: Function
Declaration function for defining modules of the System.register
polyfill module format.
Read more on the format at the loader polyfill page
System.registerDynamic([name ,] deps, executingRequire, declare)
Type: Function
Companion module format to System.register
for non-ES6 modules.
Provides a <script>
-injection-compatible module format that any CommonJS or Global module can be converted into for CSP compatibility.
Output created by SystemJS Builder when creating bundles or self-executing bundles.
For example, the following CommonJS module:
module.exports = require('pkg/module');
Can be written:
System.registerDynamic(['pkg/module'], true, function(require, exports, module) {
module.exports = require('pkg/module');
});
executingRequire
indicates that the dependencies are executed synchronously only when using the require
function, and not before execution.
require
is a standard CommonJS-style requireexports
the CommonJS exports object, which is assigned to thedefault
export of the module, with its own properties available as named exports.module
represents the CommonJS module object, withexport
,id
andurl
properties set.
System.set(moduleName, Module)
Type: Function
Sets a module into the registry directly and synchronously.
Typically used along with System.newModule
to create a valid Module
object:
System.set('custom-module', System.newModule({ prop: 'value' }));
Note SystemJS stores all module names in the registry as normalized URLs. To be able to properly use the registry with
System.set
it is usually necessary to runSystem.set(System.normalizeSync('custom-module'), System.newModule({ prop: 'value' }));
to ensure thatSystem.import
behaves correctly.
System._nodeRequire
Type: Function
In CommonJS environments, SystemJS will substitute the global require
as needed by the module format being loaded to ensure
the correct detection paths in loaded code.
The CommonJS require can be recovered within these modules from System._nodeRequire
.