E107: how to move other core js to footer

[Jimmi08]

I was able to move jquery to footer by using library this way:

        $libraries['cdn.jquery']['path'] = '3.1.1'; 
        $libraries['cdn.jquery']['path'] = '3.1.1';
        $libraries['cdn.jquery']['files']['js']['jquery.min.js']['zone'] = '1';
        $libraries['cdn.jquery']['files']['js']['jquery.min.js']['type'] = 'footer';

but these scripts are hardcoded at header:

e107::js('core',    'bootstrap-notify/js/bootstrap-notify.js','jquery');
e107::js('core',    'rate/js/jquery.raty.js', 'jquery', 2);
e107::js("core",    "core/front.jquery.js","jquery",5); // Load all default functions.
e107::js("core",    "core/all.jquery.js","jquery",5); // Load all default functions

Maybe they should use library too (to local version) or because there is already jquery dependency set on, they shoudl be loaded after jquery (loaded already in footer)

documentation:
https://github.com/e107inc/e107/issues/1725

Thank you

[lonalore]

Yeah, they should be removed from default_header.php file and should be loaded via Library Manager. There is a ton of hardcoded JS/CSS file in the core. :/ It would be great to manage all these 3rd party libraries and core files in one place using Library Manager.

[rica-carv]

Just in theory, can't this do the trick:

e107::js('footer',  'bootstrap-notify/js/bootstrap-notify.js','jquery');
e107::js('footer',  'rate/js/jquery.raty.js', 'jquery', 2);
e107::js("footer",  "core/front.jquery.js","jquery",5); // Load all default functions.
e107::js("footer",  "core/all.jquery.js","jquery",5); // Load all default functions

[Jimmi08]

@lonalore if I add bootstrap-notify.js to library_manager (just playing to understand this, f.e. bootstrap.notify), I see it correctly in preferencies, how I include (envoke) it in footer_template.php?
I thought it would be inserted itself when type is footer.
I know I am changing core, it's just playing because change this via theme or plugin is so powerfull that I can't believe it works. Thanks

[lonalore]

@Jimmi08 just load it with e107::library('load', 'bootstrap.notify');

[Jimmi08]

Perfect, it works. Thank you all