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introspect-namespace

v0.1.0

Published

A small library to provide a DSL for namespace management

Downloads

4

Readme

introspect-namespace

Provides rudimentary namespacing DSL.

Install

npm install introspect-namespace

API

newContext(): Create a new namespacing context

  var namespace = require('introspect-namespace').newContext();
  var namespace = require('introspect-namespace').namespace.newContext();

Returns a new namespace function, with the same attributes as the default one. The namespaces defined with this method are all completely independent.

namespace.root: Get the context's root namespace

The root namespace is also the default namespace.

namespace.isNamespace: Namespace checking predicate

  var isNs = namespace.isNamespace;
  var ns = namespace('test/ns');
  expect(isNs(ns)).to.be.true;
  expect(isNs(namespace.root)).to.be.true;

This function returns false for namespaces defined in a different context.

namespace(): Get the current namespace

Calls to namespace(String, Function) modify a stack of namespaces.

In order to get the currently used namespace, call namespace().

By default, it will return namespace.root.

namespace(String): Get/Create a namespace

Create inexisting namespaces:

    var namespace = newContext();
    var rootNs = namespace.root;
    var ns = namespace('/some/path');
    expect(rootNs.some.path).to.be.equal(ns);

Fetching existing namespaces:

    ns = namespace('/some/path');
    expect(ns).to.be.equal(rootNs.some.path);
    ns = namespace('/some');
    expect(ns).to.be.equal(rootNs.some);

Even fetching namespace member values:

    ns = namespace('/some/path');
    ns.testValue = 23;
    expect(namespace('/some/path/testValue')).to.be.equal(23);

namespace(String, Function): Assign namespace members

Allows to define members for the namespaces in nested functions.

  var namespace = newContext();
  var rootNs = namespace.root;
  var someNs = namespace('/some');

  expect(namespace()).to.be.equal(rootNs);
  
  namespace('some', function (ns) {
    expect(namespace()).to.be.equal(someNs);

    namespace('other/path', function (ns) {
      // Return members to be added to the namespace
      return {
        member1: 'value1',
        member2: 'value2'
      };
    });
    
    expect(namespace('/some/other/path/member1')).to.be.equal('value1');

    // Using '/' at the beginning to use absolute path
    namespace('/path/newly/created', function (ns) {
      return {
        member1: 'value1',
        member2: 'value2'
      };
    });
    
    expect(namespace()).to.be.equal(someNs);
  });
  
  expect(namespace()).to.be.equal(rootNs);

Trying to add already existing members throws an Error.

namespace(String, Object): Assign namespace members

Add members directly:

  var namespace = newContext();
  var rootNs = namespace.root;
  namespace('/some/strtest', {
    c: 101,
    d: 102
  });
  expect(rootNs.some.strtest.c).to.be.equal(101);
  expect(rootNs.some.strtest.d).to.be.equal(102);