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Drop jQuery as a prerequisite and provide a jQuery adapter #70

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alexanderdickson opened this issue Dec 9, 2015 · 2 comments
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Drop jQuery as a prerequisite and provide a jQuery adapter #70

alexanderdickson opened this issue Dec 9, 2015 · 2 comments

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@alexanderdickson
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alexanderdickson commented Dec 9, 2015 •
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I will put this on hold until the native Promise object has good browser support, otherwise I would need to bundle an implementation which would make this plugin larger than required.
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sayontan commented Jun 3, 2020

Hi,
I see that you have created this issue for yourself quite a few years back. Given the current state of support for Promise, is it possible to now remove jQuery as a prerequisite?

I use waitForImages in a WordPress plugin (in favour of the natively bundled ImagesLoaded). I have been slowly modernizing my framework to move to ES6 as well as remove jQuery dependencies, so a vanilla JS implementation would greatly help!

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+1 from me, in 2020 jQuery should not be the default anymore.

Looking forward to a vanilla JS version!

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