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CKEDITOR.resourceManager

class
See source

Base class for resource managers, like plugins. This class is not intended to be used out of the CKEditor core code.

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Properties

  • basePath : String

    See source

    The base directory containing all resources.

  • externals : Object

    See source

    Contains references to all resources that have already been registered with addExternal.

    Defaults to {}

  • fileName : String

    See source

    The name used for resource files.

  • loaded : Object

    See source

    Contains references to all resources that have already been loaded with load.

    Defaults to {}

  • registered : Object

    See source

    Contains references to all resources that have already been registered with add.

    Defaults to {}

  • private

    _ : Object

    See source

    Defaults to {waitingList: {}}

Methods

  • constructor( basePath, fileName ) → resourceManager

    See source

    Creates a resourceManager class instance.

    Parameters

    basePath : String

    The path for the resources folder.

    fileName : String

    The name used for resource files.

    Returns

    resourceManager

  • add( name, [ definition ] )

    See source

    Registers a resource.

    CKEDITOR.plugins.add( 'sample', { ... plugin definition ... } );

    Parameters

    name : String

    The resource name.

    [ definition ] : Object

    The resource definition. CKEDITOR.pluginDefinition

  • addExternal( names, path, [ fileName ] )

    See source

    Registers one or more resources to be loaded from an external path instead of the core base path.

    // Loads a plugin from '/myplugins/sample/plugin.js'.
CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal( 'sample', '/myplugins/sample/' );

// Loads a plugin from '/myplugins/sample/my_plugin.js'.
CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal( 'sample', '/myplugins/sample/', 'my_plugin.js' );

// Loads a plugin from '/myplugins/sample/my_plugin.js'.
CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal( 'sample', '/myplugins/sample/my_plugin.js', '' );

// Loads a plugin from '/myplugins/sample/my_plugin.js'.
CKEDITOR.plugins.addExternal( 'sample', '/myplugins/sample/my_plugin.js' );

    Parameters

    names : String

    Comma-separated resource names.

    path : String

    The path of the folder containing the resource.

    [ fileName ] : String

    The resource file name. If not provided and the path argument ends with a slash (/), the default plugin.js filename is used. Otherwise, if not provided and the path argument does not end with a slash (/) or if an empty string is provided, the function assumes that the path argument contains the full path.

  • get( name ) → Object

    See source

    Gets the definition of a specific resource.

    var definition = CKEDITOR.plugins.get( 'sample' );

    Parameters

    name : String

    The resource name.

    Returns

    Object

    The registered object.

  • getFilePath( name ) → String

    See source

    Get the file path for a specific loaded resource.

    alert( CKEDITOR.plugins.getFilePath( 'sample' ) ); // '<editor path>/plugins/sample/plugin.js'

    Parameters

    name : String

    The resource name.

    Returns

    String

  • getPath( name ) → String

    See source

    Get the folder path for a specific loaded resource.

    alert( CKEDITOR.plugins.getPath( 'sample' ) ); // '<editor path>/plugins/sample/'

    Parameters

    name : String

    The resource name.

    Returns

    String

  • load( name, callback, [ scope ] )

    See source

    Loads one or more resources.

    CKEDITOR.plugins.load( 'myplugin', function( plugins ) {
    alert( plugins[ 'myplugin' ] ); // object
} );

    Parameters

    name : String | Array

    The name of the resource to load. It may be a string with a single resource name, or an array with several names.

    callback : Function

    A function to be called when all resources are loaded. The callback will receive an array containing all loaded names.

    [ scope ] : Object

    The scope object to be used for the callback call.