Dynamic loading of files using asynchronous format

A computer-implemented method performed by a computer system comprising a memory and at least one hardware processor, the computer-implemented method comprising:

• sending an async version of a file to a client component, the file comprising data, the async version of the file comprising a portion of the data;
• receiving a request for additional data of the file from the client component, the request for additional data from the file comprising a parameter value;
• generating a requested version of the file based on the request for additional data of the file, the generating of the requested version of the file comprising including a second portion of the data of the file in the requested version of the file based on the parameter value;
• storing the second portion of the data of the file included in the requested version of the file in a database;
• managing, by a daemon, a lifecycle of the second portion of the data of the file stored in the database;
• and
• sending the requested version of the file to the client component.

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium tangibly embodying a set of instructions that, when executed by at least one hardware processor, causes the at least one hardware processor to perform computer operations comprising:

• sending an async version of a file to a client component, the file comprising data, the async version of the file comprising a first portion of the data;
• receiving a request for additional data of the file from the client component, the request for additional data from the file comprising a parameter value;
• generating a requested version of the file based on the request for additional data of the file, the generating of the requested version of the file comprising including a second portion of the data of the file in the requested version of the file based on the parameter value;
• storing the second portion of the data of the file included in the requested version of the file in a database;
• managing, by a daemon, a lifecycle of the second portion of the data of the file stored in the database;
• and
• sending the requested version of the file to the client component.