added jQueryUI 1.11 AMD Support

[larslaade]

jQueryUI 1.11.0-beta1 added AMD Support to load all modules via RequireJS.
I've added an AMD wrapper to this plugin to support this change.

[greut]

the first | is not the same as │

[larslaade]

the first is ├, so you want all those to be │?

for example:

│── index.html
│── js
│   │── app.js
│   │── jquery-ui
│   │   │── accordion.js
│   │   │── autocomplete.js
│   │   │── button.js
│   │   │── core.js
│   │   │── datepicker.js
│   │   │── dialog.js
│   │   │── ...
│   │── jquery.js
│   │── jquery.ui.touch-punch.js
│   └── require.js

[greut]

The first character of lines 60 and 61 are not alike. 60 is ok, 61 is not.

[larslaade]

fixed first character of line 61 in readme

[JSteunou]

+1 this one is soooooo much needed!

[JSteunou]

Buuuuuut bug spotted.

You should have wrote ui/mouse and not ./jquery-ui/mouse

[theravel]

@JSteunou according to the doc jquery-ui should be used and it works fine.

@furf When can we get this merged? This does not break BC but helps so much with modern projects with AMD support

[JSteunou]

jquery-ui or ui or whatever alias, but not ./jquery-ui

[JSteunou]

@furf please do not merge it until those require arent fixed.

[larslaade]

My test setup:

/js/main.js // first js to be loaded via require (so this is the base path)
/js/libs/jquery-ui/ // all jquery-ui stuff
/js/libs/jquery.ui.touch-punch.js

with "jquery-ui/mouse" as a dependency requirejs did not found it, because of the wrong path: "js/jquery-ui/mouse.js"

with "./jquery-ui/mouse" as a dependency all is fine for requirejs, because the path now is relative to touch punch: "js/libs/jquery-ui/mouse.js".

Other setups (with bower or other) maybe don't work with this. I'm open for better suggestions to get this working in all setups.

[JSteunou]

That's why your setup & ./jquery-ui/mouse is working, it's because your files are organized like that.

But you have to consider people using bower for example. Files will be inside a bower_components folder, and each library inside specific folder, maybe inside a dist or lib subfolder, etc.

With require you have to define all your lib path one by one

requirejs.config({
    paths: {
       'jquery-ui': 'bower_components/jquery-ui',
      ...
    }
});

And then all your own code and all your libraries should use require('jquery-ui/mouse');

That's why you should use absolute and not relative path in all jquery plugin that depend on jquery parts.

@theravel was right about quoting the doc he just read to quickly my messages I guess.

[larslaade]

Thank you @JSteunou for your explanation. I have tested my setup with your config example and it works very well. So i changed it to jquery-ui/mouse.

[JSteunou]

Thank you for this PR and your comprehension.

[JSteunou]

My example was not exact (writing from memory). its bower_components/jquery-ui/ui

[larslaade]

@JSteunou i corrected the path in the README.md