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=== If the parent module is based on BaseModule === | === If the parent module is based on BaseModule === | ||
# Put the module in the parent module's SUB_MODULES if you think it's blocking the starting progress of the parent module. | |||
# If the new module is not as important to block the parent, use this.loadWhenIdle([NEW_MODULE]) in parent's start function | |||
# If the new module is only serving some on demand request, consider to lazy load the new module in the parent module's event handler and start it. | |||
=== If the parent module is not based on BaseModule === | === If the parent module is not based on BaseModule === | ||
# Lazy load the module in the parent module's start function and return a promise including the promise of the lazy loader | |||
# If the new module is only serving some on demand request, consider to lazy load the new module in the parent module's event handler and start it. | |||
== Samples == | == Samples == | ||
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ChildModule.prototype.start = function() {}; | ChildModule.prototype.start = function() {}; | ||
// | // parent_module.js | ||
ParentModule.prototype.start = function() { | ParentModule.prototype.start = function() { | ||
return Service.request('schedule', () => { // This is exactly what BaseModule.prototype.loadWhenIdle does | return Service.request('schedule', () => { // This is exactly what BaseModule.prototype.loadWhenIdle does | ||