The framework can either be included directly into the HTML page via a <script>
tag or used as an AMD/Require.js module. The following sections cover both setups.
There are no external dependencies.
Non-AMD (script tag) setup
(If you do not know what AMD is, this section is probably for you.)
To use the tag editor framework in non-AMD context, include the red-dingo-tag-preview-framework.js
file in a <script>
tag on
the web page.
<script src="red-dingo-tag-preview-framework.js"></script>
After that, the TagPreview module becomes available as the TagPreview
root object
(that is, window.TagPreview
).
AMD setup
For AMD/Require.js, red-dingo-tag-preview-framework.js
can be used as a module in a define
statement:
define(["red-dingo-tag-preview-framework"], function(TagPreview) {
<user code goes here>;
});
When used this way, the TagPreview module does not pollute the global namespace, so it is not
available as window.TagPreview
.
After setting up
Once the script has been included on your web page, you can use it in your own JavaScript code. For instructions on adding a tag view on the web page, see Creating a Tag View.