Use external js-plugin in extension

[_jespers_]

I have an issue when trying to use a js-plugin (bootstrap-tour) inside my extension.

The way to initiate the js-plugin on a regular website would be like the following at it works fine:

var tour = new Tour({
  // Steps
]});

But when I import the plugin into the extension I'm not able to access the functionality in the same way.

define( [
        "qlik",
        "jquery",
        "text!./template.html",
        "./bootstrap-tour-standalone"
    ],
    function ( qlik, $, template, _bootstrapTour ) {

        return {
            template: template,
            support: {
                snapshot: true,
                export: true,
                exportData: false
            },
            paint: function ($element, layout) {
                return qlik.Promise.resolve();
            },
            controller: ['$scope', function ( $scope) {
                var tour = new Tour({
                  // Steps
                ]});
            }]
        };
    });

It throws the following error:

My guess is that it has something to do with this part of the code inside the plugin (I have remove a lot of code to give an easier overview):

(function(window, factory) {
  if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) {
    return define(['jquery'], function(jQuery) {
      return window.Tour = factory(jQuery);
    });
  } else if (typeof exports === 'object') {
    return module.exports = factory(require('jquery'));
  } else {
    return window.Tour = factory(window.jQuery);
  }
})(window, function($) {
  var Tour;
  Tour = (function() {
    function Tour(options) {}
    return Tour;

  })();
  return Tour;
});

Any idea what I need to do to be able to access the Tour object inside the plugin?

Regards

[ErikWetterberg]

Have you tried:

define( [ 

        "qlik", 

        "jquery", 

        "text!./template.html", 

        "./bootstrap-tour-standalone" 

    ],  function ( qlik, $, template, Tour ) { 

Erik Wetterberg

[_jespers_]

Yes, unfortunately I have tried that. But it gives a new error.

It seems like functions are being executed before I actually calls the init()-function.

Because if I compare to the regular website, that piece of code on row 2348 is only being executed after I call the init()-function:

tour.init()