load()
load()
Starts loading the JavaScript bundle needed to eventually join()
your first call. Invoking this method is purely an optimization to get a head start on the join()
process—by default, the necessary JavaScript will be loaded automatically on the first call to join()
, and in many cases it will already be available from cache.
Note that when you invoke load()
, you’ll trigger a sequence of events that will keep you informed about the load progress. This is identical to the initial loading sequence triggered by a join()
:
- Over the course of a successful load, you’ll get a
loading
event followed by aloaded
event. - Over the course of a failed load, you’ll get a
loading
event followed by a number ofload-attempt-failed
events (one for each failed automatic attempt), followed finally by anerror
event.