array-nocomplex

Array.prototype augmentations, no complex

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Array.nocomplex

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Introduction

Array.prototype augmentations, no complex.

I know this is bad but _( _( _( this ).is ).ugly() while this.is.clean(). Furthemore, I promise to modify all .prototype invocations on modules that are becoming popular.

 Array.prototype

All helpers are atomised in AMD modules. You can use it for instance with require.js or almond.js.

You can require juste one, such as map ( define('myModule', ['Array.nocomplex/map']); ) or group exists, such as Array/basics, Array/math or Array.nocomplex/all

Basics

Array/basics provide the following :

  • map
  • collect
  • first
  • has
  • last
  • onEls
  • remove
  • removeOneValue * except
  • exceptFn
  • uniq
  • equals

map

    [10,20].map(function(n) { return n * 2 }); // [20, 40]

collect

Such as map, but provide a useful tricks :

    [{ name : 'cyril'}, { name : 'piercus'}].collect('name') // ['cyril', 'piercus']

send

Useful, allow you to call a method on each element of the array

[{ callMe : function(arg) { console.log(arg)}}, { callMe : function() { console.log('world')}}].send('callMe', 'hello'); // log 'hello' and then 'world'

 where

Return a new array with all found occurences

find

Return the first found occurence wich evaluate to true

first

Return array[0]

has

Return true if instance has value

['cyril', 'piercus'].has('cyril'); // true

onEls

Replaces every element of this with f(element)

remove

If found, the argument is removed from the array

last

Return the last element of the array

except

Return a new array without the element that are the same at the argument

 isIn

equals

each

Math

Useful helpers when dealing with geometry.

Array/math provide the following :

  • equals
  • multiply
  • divide
  • minus
  • add
  • round
  • norm

Demo

See cagosta.github.io/Array.nocomplex

 Install

Array.nocomplex is coded as amd module but can be installed with npm, bower or old-fashioned src=".min.js".

With npm:

npm install array-nocomplex

and use it with nodejs:

var ArrayNocomplex = require('array-nocomplex')

With bower:

bower install Array.nocomplex

and use it with requirejs

require(['Array.nocomplex/Array.nocomplex'], function( ArrayNocomplex ){

})

With src=" .min.js"

Inside the dist folder, download latest standalone minified version or development version and include it in your html page:

<script src="[path_to_source]/Array.nocomplex-latest-standalone-min.js%>"></script>

The module is available via the scope

window.ArrayNocomplex

 Documentation

See jsdoc-generated documentation in /documentation

Folder Structure

app         ->  development files
|- bower_components          ->  [bower](https://github.com/bower/bower) front-end packages
|- main.js                   ->  main file for browser and node.js, handle AMD config
|- array.nocomplex   -> main AMD module
test        ->  unit tests
|
tasks       -> [Grunt](http://gruntjs.com/) tasks, see [generator-mangrove-module](https://github.com/cagosta/generator-mangrove-module)
|
dist        ->  distribution & build files
|
node_modules -> node packages
|
documentation  -> [jsdoc](http://usejsdoc.org/about-jsdoc3.html) generated documentation 

Run unit tests

On the browser

Run grunt test:browser and open test/ on your browser.

 On a headless browser

grunt test:headless will run your tests in a headless browser, with phantomjs and mocha

On node

grunt test:node will run your tests with node and mocha.

Because of requirejs, the mocha command does not work.

To do

  • check future default implementations
  • base all naming on lodash

Build your own

This project uses Node.js, Grunt and Require.js for the build process. If for some reason you need to build a custom version install Node.js, npm install and run:

grunt build

 Yeoman Mangrove module Generator

This module is based on a Yeoman generator: Generator-mangrove-module
Check it for task-related references such as build, deploy etc ..

License

MIT License

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