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Migrate to use <script type="module">
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Once this PR merges there will be a disconnect between browsers that apply `.js-enabled` styling and those that can actually initialise `<script type="module">` functionality but we’ll address that in a future commit
Adding the `defer` attribute matches `<script type="module">` behaviour for non-module scripts We now listen for `DOMContentLoaded` in inline scripts so the deferred script’s window globals are available We also want to give priority to essential service code
We only bind to `pageshow` now (slight edit) since: ae75de1
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Nice 🎉
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Migrate to use `<script type="module">`
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This PR migrates the review app + webpack example to
<script type="module">
for #3508Components styled with
.js-enabled
Once this PR merges there will be a disconnect between browsers that apply
.js-enabled
styling and those that can actually initialise<script type="module">
functionality but we’ll address that in a future commitJavaScript load order
We ideally want GOV.UK Frontend to load before 3rd party scripts so that component initialisation isn't delayed
Since module scripts have
defer
loading behaviour we've addedDOMContentLoaded
to 3rd party scripts: