Very, VERY lightweight JS dependency injection library (loosely based on AMD).

Include build/anabolic.min.js in your project; it declares both 'require' and 'define' methods in whichever scope the code is included (if including via html script tags, these will be global).

You define dependencies to be required in your code.

Dependencies are only resolved when required.

Your best bet is you look at the tests, but here is an example:

define('bar', function() {
    return 'abc';
});
define('another', function() {
    return {
        a:'b',
        c:'d'
    };
});
define('baz', ['bar'], function(bar) {
    return bar + 'def';
});
require(['baz', 'another'], function(baz, another){
    console.log(baz, another);
});

npm install -g grunt-cli && npm install

Then

grunt

This builds a minified version in 'build' directory and runs jasmine tests.