new Loader()
The Loader class for autoloading of Highcharts modules. This class is part of
the highcharts-autoload.js bundle, and is used for dynamically loading
Highcharts modules on demand based on the chart configuration options.
The Loader analyzes the chart options for features that require additional modules. The Loader will load the required modules asynchronously before instantiating the chart.
For styled mode and Stock Tools, the Loader also adds the required CSS files. An exception is when using ESM modules, where you need to define the CSS in link tags.
No extra configuration is required to use the Loader, the static class methods below are for advanced use cases.
Example
const chart = await Highcharts.chart({
chart: {
type: 'arearange'
},
series: [[0, 2], [4, 3]]
}, true) ;
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Methods
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getFiles(options)
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Given a Highcharts configuration object, this function will return an array of the required script files. Can be used for preloading files before instanciating the chart.
Parameters:
Name Type Description optionsPartial.<Options> The Highcharts configuration object.
Returns:
Array.<string> .An array of file names.
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setRoot( [userRoot] [, userExtension])
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Set the root URL and extension for script files. By default, the root and extension are guessed from the script tag that loads
highcharts-autoload.js, or from the current script if running in ESM mode.Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description userRootstring <optional>
The root URL for script files. When loading from
code.highcharts.com, this defaults tohttps://code.highcharts.com/.userExtensionstring <optional>
The extension for script files. This defaults to
.jswhen invoked fromhighcharts-autoload.js, and.src.jswhen invoked fromhighcharts-autoload.src.js. -
use(files)
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Add script files to the list of modules to load. This is useful for dynamically loading modules that have no reference in the options structure.
Parameters:
Name Type Description filesArray.<string> An array of files to add.
Example
// Load the accessibility and exporting modules without having to set // `accessibility.enabled` and `exporting.enabled` in the chart options. Highcharts.Loader.use(['modules/accessibility', 'modules/exporting']);