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inheritance-es5

v1.1.0

Published

Inheritance in javascript (ES5)

Downloads

15

Readme

inheritance-es5

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Inheritance in JavaScript (ES5)

What is this library objective?

Inheritance in ES5, is quite obvious, isn't it?

  • Inheritance of methods.
  • Inheritance of properties.
  • Use of instanceof (prototype chain).
  • Call super methods (__super__).
  • Allow method overwriting.
  • Allow property overwriting.

How to use inheritance-es5

  1. Write your javascript modules as usual.

    /**
    * Feel like a god creating animals
    * @param {Object} options
    * @constructor
    * @class
    */
    function Animal(options) {
        var opts = options || {};
        this._name = opts.name;
    }
       
    Animal.prototype = {
        eat: function() {
            return (this.name || this.type) + ' is eating';
        }
    };
       
    /**
    * Brings a new kitten to the world
    * @param options
    * @constructor
    * @class
    */
    function Cat(options) {
        var opts = options || {
                isSphynx: false
            };
        this.isSphynx = typeof opts.isSphynx === 'boolean' && opts.isSphynx;
    }
       
    Cat.prototype = {
        hasFur: function() {
            return !this.isSphynx;
        }
    };
  2. Apply inheritance after definition.

    inheritance(Cat, Animal); // or Cat = inheritance(Cat, Animal);
  3. Call super constructor (if needed)

    function Cat(options) {
        var opts = options || {
                isSphynx: false
            };
        this.isSphynx = typeof opts.isSphynx === 'boolean' && opts.isSphynx;
        Cat.__super__(this, [opts]); // super_constructor(opts)
    }
  4. Done! Easy, huh?

    var haku = new Cat({name: 'Haku'});
    haku.eat(); // Haku is eating!

TODOs

  • Readable test suite.
  • If a property is not configurable, then it can not be overwritten.