If you used the old Steal you're already familiar with this syntax,
and it works the same in the new version. List all of your dependencies as regular
arguments to steal and the last argument is a function to be called to define the module's
value after all of the dependencies have been loaded:
Steal differs from other syntaxes in one key way, when specifying dependencies,
the module ids point to a folder with the pattern of folder/folder.js.
In the above example can will look for the module at can/can.js.
Use
If you used the old Steal you're already familiar with this syntax, and it works the same in the new version. List all of your dependencies as regular arguments to
steal
and the last argument is a function to be called to define the module's value after all of the dependencies have been loaded:Steal differs from other syntaxes in one key way, when specifying dependencies, the module ids point to a folder with the pattern of
folder/folder.js
. In the above examplecan
will look for the module atcan/can.js
.