RequireJS dependency instance (recommended)

Now take a look at the neat features brought by RequireJS:

Here is an html page:

<html> 
 <head> 
  <title>configuration</title> 
  <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> 
  <link type="text/css" href="../master/plugin/artDialog4.1.6/skins/" rel="stylesheet"/> 
  <script data-main="../master/script/app/config" src="../master/script/third_party/"></script> 
 </head>

The most important script statement introduces a file and specifies another js file in data-main:, I define it as follows:

({ 
  paths: { 
    "jquery": "../third_party/jquery-1.8.", 
    "": "../../plugin/jquery-validation-1.9.0/", 
    "": "../../plugin/artDialog4.1.6/" 
  } 
}); 
 
require(["jquery"], function(util) { 
 
  require(["", ""], function(util) { 
 
    require(["masterUI", "masterSite", "configuration"], function(util) {                                                                
      $(document).ready(function() { 
    (); 
      }) 
    }); 
  }); 
});

The location of the js file of the imported third-party js library is configured, including jquery, and

The next three require calls are arranged one layer after another, paying attention to the dependency order, which means that the inner layer depends on the outer layer. The first thing to be loaded is written to the outermost layer.

There is a call written in the bottom, $(document).ready(...) is usually written in the html page, so that's fine. It is decoupled from html again.

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