How to use the @pixi/app.Application.prototype function in @pixi/app
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{
if (!this._loader && this._options)
{
const { sharedLoader } = this._options;
this._loader = sharedLoader ? Loader.shared : new Loader();
}
return this._loader;
},
},
});
// Override the destroy function
// making sure to destroy the current Loader
Application.prototype._parentDestroy = Application.prototype.destroy;
Application.prototype.destroy = function destroy(removeView, stageOptions)
{
if (this._loader)
{
this._loader.destroy();
this._loader = null;
}
this._parentDestroy(removeView, stageOptions);
};import { Application } from '@pixi/app';
import { Loader } from '@pixi/loaders';
Application.prototype._loader = null;
/**
* Loader instance to help with asset loading.
* @name PIXI.Application#loader
* @type {PIXI.Loader}
*/
Object.defineProperties(Application.prototype, {
loader: {
get()
{
if (!this._loader && this._options)
{
const { sharedLoader } = this._options;
this._loader = sharedLoader ? Loader.shared : new Loader();
}
return this._loader;
},
},
});
// Override the destroy functionif (!this._loader && this._options)
{
const { sharedLoader } = this._options;
this._loader = sharedLoader ? Loader.shared : new Loader();
}
return this._loader;
},
},
});
// Override the destroy function
// making sure to destroy the current Loader
Application.prototype._parentDestroy = Application.prototype.destroy;
Application.prototype.destroy = function destroy(removeView, stageOptions)
{
if (this._loader)
{
this._loader.destroy();
this._loader = null;
}
this._parentDestroy(removeView, stageOptions);
};import { Application } from '@pixi/app';
import { Loader } from '@pixi/loaders';
Application.prototype._loader = null;
/**
* Loader instance to help with asset loading.
* @name PIXI.Application#loader
* @type {PIXI.Loader}
*/
Object.defineProperties(Application.prototype, {
loader: {
get()
{
if (!this._loader && this._options)
{
const { sharedLoader } = this._options;
this._loader = sharedLoader ? Loader.shared : new Loader();
}@pixi/app
Convenience class to create a new PixiJS application
