How to use the dustjs-linkedin.load function in dustjs-linkedin

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'use strict';

var state = require('./state'),
    utils = require('./../utils'),
    dust = require('dustjs-linkedin');

if (!dust.load) {
    throw new Error("dustjs-linkedin is not a compatible version; version 2.7.0 changed the API removing dust.load. Please use dustjs-linkedin@~2.6 until new integration points are created.");
}


var MY_SPECIAL_FRIEND = '☃';
var STATE;
var active = 0;

function apply(config, reader) {
    // CABBAGE PATCH - Here comes the fun...
    // In order to provide request context to our `read` method we need to get creative with dust.
    // We don't to overwrite load, but we do want to use its conventions against it.
    dust.__cabbage__ = dust.load;

    if (STATE && STATE.matches(config, reader)) {
        // If the state of the app hasn't changed, don't create

function apply(config, reader) {
    // CABBAGE PATCH - Here comes the fun...
    // In order to provide request context to our `read` method we need to get creative with dust.
    // We don't to overwrite load, but we do want to use its conventions against it.
    dust.__cabbage__ = dust.load;

    if (STATE && STATE.matches(config, reader)) {
        // If the state of the app hasn't changed, don't create
        // a new patch, just reapply the existing one.
        dust.load = STATE.patch;
        return;
    }

    STATE = state.create(config, reader, dust.load = function cabbage(name, chunk, context) {
        var view, notCached, views;

        active += 1;

        view = name;
        notCached = !dust.cache[name];
        views = utils.resolveViewDir(context.global, MY_SPECIAL_FRIEND);

function applied() {
    return dust.load.name === 'cabbage';
}