Fetch Inject dynamically loads JavaScript and CSS assets into the DOM using the Fetch API, enabling parallel fetching and sequential execution for performance optimization. Current stable version is 3.3.1, released in 2020. It supports TypeScript types and works with Service Workers for offline-first apps. Unlike traditional script loaders, it uses the Fetch API directly, providing fine-grained control over resource loading order and timing. Compatible with ESM and modern browsers; legacy UMD/CJS support is in v2.x.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates basic usage: parallel fetch of JS and CSS, then injection in order.
Use dynamic import() in Node or use v2.x which supports CJS.
Explicitly pass undefined or Promise.resolve() if no delay needed.
Ensure custom fetch function matches the standard fetch API signature.
Verify the URL is correct and the server allows CORS requests.
Check that the URL points to a valid script or stylesheet.
Use `const fetchInject = require('fetch-inject').default`.No dependency data recorded yet.