Possible syntaxes for wire.js deferrals

first-syntax.js

wire({
	// this is a normal module
	// it is loaded, created, and initialized asap
	staticModule: {
		create: {
			module: 'my/static/module',
			args: {}
		},
		init: 'startMe'
	},
	// load the entire module when it's needed
	dynamicModule: {
		defer: {
			create: {
				module: 'my/dynamic/module',
				args: {}
			},
			init: 'startMe'
		}
	},
	// init the module when it's needed
	dynamicModule2: {
		create: {
			module: 'my/dynamic/module2',
			args: {}
		},
		defer: {
			init: 'startMe'
		}
	},
	// only load the module, but don't create or init until needed
	dynamicModule3: {
		module: 'my/dynamic/module3',
		defer: {
			create: {
				args: {}
			},
			init: 'startMe'
		}
	}
});

second-syntax.js

wire({
	// load the entire module when it's needed
	dynamicModule: {
		defer: 'load',
		create: {
			module: 'my/dynamic/module',
			args: {}
		},
		init: 'startMe'
	},
	// init the module when it's needed
	dynamicModule2: {
		defer: 'init',
		create: {
			args: {}
			init: 'startMe'
		}
	},
	// only load the module, but don't create or init until needed
	dynamicModule3: {
		defer: 'create'
		create: {
			module: 'my/dynamic/module2',
			args: {}
		},
		init: 'startMe'
	}
});

I am not sure the first syntax is bullet-proof. For instance, what if somebody were to defer the create, but not the init? However, I like that it feels like async programming.

The second syntax seems like it may be easier to implement.

I just realized that cram will have to understand the defer syntax, too.