improvement(export): export function to processed DOM loaded after DOM ready

[PikachuEXE]

Similar to #59 but with no tab -> space conversion
This one does not update change log / version / minified JS
Also different to #59 the existing arguments is moved into the function as default arguments
Let me know what you think

[mfranzke]

@PikachuEXE, thanks a lot for your contribution !

I‘m mainly struggling with the Internet Explorer compatibility down to version 9, that I‘ve accomplished through not necessarily using the latest coolest features (which I would have liked to do so), but mainly written plain old stable JS.
I sadly as well don‘t have the experience with exports and modules etc., so I wouldn‘t be able to judge or lead to solutions that could probably fit for both needs.

What do you think about those aspects? Is there a simple path / solution to come up with compatibility but even also deliver on the needs of current JS tech features?
Elsewhere I would be able to do some research and get some knowledge on this whole topic during these days.

[PikachuEXE]

Not sure why I forgot UMD pattern
Applied and tested with IE 9
You can test by visiting
https://output.jsbin.com/yomocox

[mfranzke]

@PikachuEXE - sadly it took me a while to provide a solution. Do you have the chance to review my implementation provided with #96 ?

[PikachuEXE]

I am using another library right now
What should I do to review changes in #96 ?

[mfranzke]

@PikachuEXE I've released a beta version of this polyfill: loading-attribute-polyfill@beta - if I could still motivate you to test it and if you're still able even that you're using another library right now (and hopefully I could motivate you to come back), that would be awesome.

[PikachuEXE]

I have done this

• Add [email protected] to project
• Add following code to one of the existing JS files

import loadingAttributePolyfill from "loading-attribute-polyfill"
window.loadingAttributePolyfill = loadingAttributePolyfil

• Run loadingAttributePolyfill.prepareElement(document.querySelector('img')); in browser to ensure the function exists & can be executed

[mfranzke]

@PikachuEXE , okay, thanks a lot.