Manual:$wgResourceModules
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| ResourceLoader: $wgResourceModules | |
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| Array of all extra defined modules that can later be loaded during the output. |
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| Introduced in version: | 1.17.0 (r72349) |
| Removed in version: | Still in use |
| Allowed values: | (multi-dimensional array) |
| Default value: | [] |
| Other settings: Alphabetical | By function | |
Examples
[edit ]Below is an example of how to use this in an extension.
You would put this in your extension.json file.
"ResourceModules":{ "ext.MyExtension":{ "localBasePath":"modules/ext.MyExtension", "remoteExtPath":"MyExtension/modules/ext.MyExtension", "styles":[ "foo.css", "bar.css" ], "packageFiles":[ "index.js", "foo.js" ], "messages":[ "myextension-foo-label" ], "dependencies":[ "jquery.cookie", "mediawiki.util" ] } },
Options
[edit ]See MainConfigSchema::ResourceModules.
Loading module
[edit ]See ResourceLoader/Migration guide (developers)#Adding a module to the page :
Note
[edit ]If you require a list of all registered modules, it is not recommended to call $GLOBALS[ 'wgResourceModules' ] from a skin or extension. The list may not be complete at the time of the request. See ResourceLoader::getModuleNames() instead.
See also
- ResourceLoader
$wgResourceModules- Register modules that can later be loaded on a page$wgResourceModuleSkinStyles- Register skin-provided stylesheets to add to an existing ResourceLoader module$wgResourceLoaderDebug- Configure the default debug mode for MediaWiki.- Internal configuration settings:
$wgExtensionAssetsPath,$wgResourceLoaderMaxage - ResourceLoaderRegisterModules hook
- Developing with ResourceLoader – Learn how to use ResourceLoader in MediaWiki