This npm-package provides access to Ext.Package in an NPM environment. It contais the original/forked package loader from sencha with an additional package.json to make sure it can be identified as a npm-package.

Using npm:

$ npm i --save-dev @coon-js/extjs-package-loader

When you're in the need of this package, you're most likely working in an environment where Ext.Package is not available. If you have access to the Ext.Loader-configuration, you can configure it with the following paths:

Ext.Loader.setPath("Ext.Package", "./node_modules/@coon-js/extjs-package-loader/packages/package-loader/src/Package.js");
Ext.Loader.setPath("Ext.package", "./node_modules/@coon-js/extjs-package-loader/packages/package-loader/src/package");

The following will create a build-folder inside the root-folder of this package and place a package-loader.js and package-loader-debug.js into it:

$ npm run build 

Further information related to dynamic package loading can be found here: https://github.com/sencha/package-loader

Ext JS Dynamic Package Loader

This package is used by Ext JS applications and Sencha Cmd 6.5

• Install Sencha Cmd
• Download Sencha Ext JS. We recommend extracting Ext JS into a "sencha-sdks" folder in your home directory.

Simply add package-loader to the 'app.json' file's requires array:

"requires": [
    "package-loader"
]

Then build the application

sencha app build --dev

The package-loader package will be automatically downloaded from Sencha's CDN.

In most cases you won't need to manually install this package. If you cannot access the Sencha CDN as part of the app build, you can manually download the files to your workspace.

Be sure that the 'packages/package-loader' path is placed in the correct root of your application or workspace.

Should you want to build the package yourself, first you will need to setup the workspace which will need a local copy of Ext JS to build:

$ sencha workspace install ~/sencha-sdks
$ cd packages/package-loader
$ sencha package build