How to sort js file on meteorjs

Question

I have two js file :

validate.js
login.js

login.js needs function in validate.js, so login.js must call after validate.js. but in meteorjs i dont know how to sort it like that. because as i know all file js in client/ will be loaded. and this is the result :

login.js
validate.js

please help how to sort thid js file?

update Okay i can sort js file now, but i cant call function from validate.js this is my validate.js :

function firstValidator(){
    this.isTextValidate = {
        text : function(text){
            return true;
        },
        password: function(password){
            return true;
        },
        date: function(date){
            return true;
        }
    }
}

and this is my login.js

var isValid = new firstValidator();
Template.cust_login.events({
    'click button':function(){
        login();

    },
    'keyup input#inputUserLogin': function () {
         alert(isValid.isTextValidate.text("text"));
    },
    'keyup input#inputUserPassword': function () {

    }

});

and it error in :

var isValid = new firstValidator();
Uncaught ReferenceError: firstValidator is not defined

why this is happend? and how to solve this, so i can use firstValidator() in another js

sbking · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-16 03:02:13Z

3

Meteor loads files in the same directory alphabetically. Files in deeper subdirectories are loaded first. Files in a lib/ directory are loaded before everything else. Files named like main.* are loaded last. In your case I would put validate.js in client/lib/. If you want your validate file to be available on the client and the server, put it just in lib/ instead.

edited Dec 16, 2013 at 3:02

answered Dec 16, 2013 at 2:49

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yozawiratama Over a year ago

thanks @Cuberto the problem finish, but new problem happend :(

sbking Over a year ago

Meteor wraps files in an IIFE. This means that variables defined with a function declaration or var don't get exported to the global scope. If you want to define a global function, you need to do it without var or a function declaration: firstValidator = function() { /* ... */ };. A more explicit alternative is to pass in the global variable directly: (function( global ) { global.firstValidator = function() {}; }( this ));

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