Module template

module-template.js

/**
 * This code block is designed to enable the consumer of a script to name your library whatever they want, by simply
 *	adding the attribute 'data-library-name' to the script tag.  When the time comes in your script
 *	you simply set Module.Space[Module.Name] = Your Cool Library
 * 
 * Other benefits to the Module object*:
 *	Module.Tag is the script tag that pulled your script in.  You can use this to pull in further data-* attributes for script configuration
 *	Module.URI contains the URI used to get your script.  This can be useful if you want to use script-relative resources, such as SWF files
 *	You can require jQuery just by setting the jQueryVersion argument.
 *
 * * i.e., your script is being included during page load or has been appended to the page and is, therefore, the last script visible on the DOM in any case.
 **/

(function (Module) {
	//Your code goes here.
})((function (defaultName, jQueryVersion) {
	if (jQueryVersion && (!this.jQuery || (jQuery.fn.jquery < jQueryVersion))) throw new Error(defaultName+' is dependent on jQuery '+jQueryVersion+'+; please load jQuery before this script.');
	var libTag = Array.prototype.slice.apply(document.getElementsByTagName('script')).pop(),
		Name = libTag.getAttribute('data-library-name') || defaultName,
		libName = Name.split('.'),
		Parent = this,
		name;
	while (libName.length>1 && (name = libName.shift())) 
		Parent = Parent[name] = Parent[name] || {};
	return {
		FullName: Name,
		Space: Parent,
		Name: libName.shift(),
		Tag: jQuery?jQuery(libTag):libTag,
		URI: libTag.getAttribute('src'),
		requiresjQuery: jQueryVersion
	}
})(/*defaultModuleName, requiredjQueryVersion*/));