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jsish

v0.13.2020-09-02

Published

Zero-dependency Javascript code snippets organized in an OOP structure

Downloads

3

Readme

Q: Are you using Vanilla Javascript? A: ...ish Javascript code snippets organized in an OOP structure, including:

  • Type-safety and type-casting - assisting developers in overcoming issues related to loose typing via Vanilla Javascript (rather than syntactic sugar à la TypeScript)
  • OOP features - partial class definitions with shared private members and multiple inheritance
  • Strong typing of function signatures along with support for dynamic polymorphism/function overloading
  • Dependency injection
  • Object traversal, extension and querying features
  • Custom events
  • Data interpolation - CSV, XML, Punycode and POJO parsing
  • Additional Types - Enumerations, GUID
  • Large/small number support
  • Support back to IE8, with most features supported back to IE6
  • Growing unit test coverage with Chai.Assert
  • Isomorphic - client- and server-side code in one codebase.

with all non-UI features available both client-side (in-browser) and server-side (Node/etc.).

All features are organized in individually includable mixins organized by namespace/major features with only the core ish.js functionality required to bootstrap.

Documentation available at https://campbeln.github.io/jsish