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fnguardrm

v0.0.1

Published

remove and restore fnguard function guards

Downloads

6

Readme

fnguardrm

(c)Bumblehead, 2015 MIT-license

Overview:

An fnguard accessory script. It comments-out, uncomments-out or completely strips use of fnguard from a script. This makes it easy to use fnguard for development while removing fnguard from production deployments, where it may adversly effect performance and script size.

Transform this:

toelem: function(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
  fnguard.isobj(sess, cfg).isstr(tplstr).isobj(data).isdomelem(elem);
  fn = optfn(fn);
  
  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    if (err) return fn(err);
    
    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    fn(null, elem);
  });
},

To this:

toelem: function(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
  // fnguard.isobj(sess, cfg).isstr(tplstr).isobj(data).isdomelem(elem);
  fn = optfn(fn);
  
  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    if (err) return fn(err);
    
    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    fn(null, elem);
  });
},

Or this:

toelem: function(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
  "0";
  fn = optfn(fn);
  
  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    if (err) return fn(err);
    
    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    fn(null, elem);
  });
},

note: techniques used to comment-out and un-comment-out fnguard are not robust. Do not use them with minified sources. They may be suitable for your development purposes (the purpose for which they exist).

For something robust use provided method astremove which uses UglifyJS2's ast tree to precisely remove fnguard calls.


Install:

$ npm install fnguardrm

Test:

$ npm test

Example:

Use methods fnguardrm from another script or use it from the command line.

The shell command takes the following modifiers:

  • -i inputpath,
  • -o outputpath,
  • -t [astremove|comment|uncomment]

ex.,

$ node path/to/fnguard.js -i path/to/myfile.js -o path/to/writemyfile.js -t astremove

It is also usable from another script. See unit tests for more examples.

  • uncomment

    console.log(require('fnguardrm').uncomment('' +
      'function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {\n' +
      '  // fnguard\n' +
      '  //   .isobj(sess, cfg)\n' +
      '  //   .isstr(tplstr)\n' +
      '  //   .isobj(data)\n' +
      '  //   .isdomelem(elem);\n' +
      '  fn = optfn(fn);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {\n' +
      '    if (err) return fn(err);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;\n' +
      '    fn(null, elem);\n' +
      '  });\n' +
      '}\n'));
    // function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
    //   fnguard
    //     .isobj(sess, cfg)
    //     .isstr(tplstr)
    //     .isobj(data)
    //     .isdomelem(elem);
    //   fn = optfn(fn);
    // 
    //   this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    //     if (err) return fn(err);
    // 
    //     elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    //     fn(null, elem);
    //   });
    // }
  • comment

    console.log(require('fnguardrm').comment('' +
      'function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {\n' +
      '  fnguard\n' +
      '    .isobj(sess, cfg)\n' +
      '    .isstr(tplstr)\n' +
      '    .isobj(data)\n' +
      '    .isdomelem(elem);\n' +
      '  fn = optfn(fn);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {\n' +
      '    if (err) return fn(err);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;\n' +
      '    fn(null, elem);\n' +
      '  });\n' +
      '}\n'));
    // function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
    //   // fnguard
    //   //   .isobj(sess, cfg)
    //   //   .isstr(tplstr)
    //   //   .isobj(data)
    //   //   .isdomelem(elem);
    //   fn = optfn(fn);
    // 
    //   this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    //     if (err) return fn(err);
    // 
    //     elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    //     fn(null, elem);
    //   });
    // }
  • astremove

    console.log(require('fnguardrm').astremove('' +
      'function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {\n' +
      '  fnguard\n' +
      '    .isobj(sess, cfg)\n' +
      '    .isstr(tplstr)\n' +
      '    .isobj(data)\n' +
      '    .isdomelem(elem);\n' +
      '  fn = optfn(fn);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '  this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {\n' +
      '    if (err) return fn(err);\n' +
      '\n' +
      '    elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;\n' +
      '    fn(null, elem);\n' +
      '  });\n' +
      '}\n'));
    // function f (sess, cfg, tplstr, data, elem, fn) {
    //   "0";
    //   fn = optfn(fn);
    // 
    //   this.depthfirstrender(sess, cfg, tplstr, data, function (err, htmlstr) {
    //     if (err) return fn(err);
    // 
    //     elem.innerHTML = htmlstr;
    //     fn(null, elem);
    //   });
    // }

A utility file is included for emacs as well.


License:

scrounge

(The MIT License)

Copyright (c) 2015 Bumblehead [email protected]

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.