MOP bundling & bootstrapping improvements about montage HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks. I’ll track here.

So far:

• Montage’s Require subsystem can be used in Mop
• Montage’s Require subsystem can now read into HTML and serializations, both embedded and linked, to discover their asynchronous dependencies. This greatly increases the set of preloadable files.
• Mop discovers all HTML files in every package that use Montage scripts
• Mop uses Require to find the transitive dependencies of the HTML file
• The Montage bootstrapping has been modified to digest a CACHE global variable, to be injected by a script that precedes the Montage bootstrapper, which in turn is to be written by Mop

Needed:

• Montage Require needs to provide more metadata about inter-package dependencies and redirects. I’m presently simplifying these cases and exposing "redirect", "externalId", and "externalRequire" properties on façade modules.
• Mop needs to read all of the dependencies and produce a CACHE data-structure that includes either an "exports" or "factory" property for each module, based on its relative location and file format.

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This is being delayed to get unsafe-eval out of the CSP. When do you think you will be able to get this done now?

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I am guessing I will be done with setting up script-injection to get around the CSP by the 10th, then I’ll be back on this project. My best guess is the 17th for completion of this feature. These are aggressive estimates.

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I am presently restarting this project on top of the script injection improvements.

• The CACHE global will no longer be necessary, but I will need to postpone bootstrapping to a future turn so that the define calls can do their magic and prevent extra HTTP requests.
• The optimizer will no longer inline the script resource bundles in HTML. It will use a single external script.

I expect to finish this by this Friday, the 24th.

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