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AbstractObject with Object State Events Support

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AbstractObject with Object State Supports and free method provides.

The derived class should overwrite the initialize and finalize methods.

Changes

V2.1.x

  • add the state-able ability to any class.
  • decoupled the abstract-object completely.
  • All parts can be used individually.
    • stateable = require('abstract-object/ability')
    • eventable = require('events-ex/eventable')
    • refCountable = require('ref-object/ability')

V2.x

  • separate eventable from AbstractObject
  • separate eventable from RefObject too
  • add the eventable function to eventable any class('abstract-object/eventable').
    • use the eventable plugin(events-ex) to implement eventable object.

V1.x

  • AbstractObject inherits from EventEmitter.
  • RefObject inherits from AbstractObject
  • AbstractError

State-able Ability(V2.1.x)

add the Object State Supports and free method to your class directly.

stateable = require 'abstract-object/ability'

module.exports = class AbstractObject
  stateable AbstractObject

Note: the eventable ability must be after the stateable. like this:


stateable = require 'abstract-object/ability'
eventable = require 'events-ex/ability'

class MyObject
  stateable MyObject
  eventable MyObject # MUST BE after stateable

AbstractObject

  • Methods:

    • create(class, ...): the create class method uses to create a new object instance(the util.createObject is the same function).
      • class: the class constructor to create a new instance.
      • ...: the left arguments will be passed into the class constructor.
    • createWith(class, arguments): the createWith class method uses to create a new object instance(the util.createObjectWith is the same function).
      • class: the class constructor to create a new instance.
      • arguments (array): the arguments will be passed into the class constructor.
    • initialize(...): abstract initialization method after a new instance creating.
      • ...: the constructor's arguments should be passed into initialize method.
    • finalize(...): abstract finalization method before the instance destroying.
      • ...: the free(destroy)'s arguments should be passed into finalize method.
    • (deprecated) init(...): abstract initialization method after a new instance creating.
      • init method is deprecated, pls use initialize method instead
      • ...: the constructor's arguments should be passed into init method.
    • (deprecated) final(...): abstract finalization method before the instance destroying.
      • final method is deprecated, pls use finalize instead
      • ...: the free(destroy)'s arguments should be passed into final method.
    • free(...): free the class instance.
      • ...: optional arguments will be passed into final method to process.
    • isIniting(), isInited(),isDestroying(), isDestroyed() object state testing methods:
      • to test object state
  • only for EventableObject:

    • Methods:
      • dispatch(event, args[, callback]): dispath an event or callback
        • event: the event name
        • args: the args are passed to event or callback
        • callback: optional, it will not dispatch event if the callback is exists, unless the callback return false.
      • dispatchError(error[, callback]):
        • error: the error instance.
        • callback: optional, it will not dispatch 'error' event if the callback is exists, unless the callback return false.
    • Events:
      • 'initing': emit before the initialize method
      • 'inited': emit after the initialize method
      • 'destroying': emit before the finalize method
      • 'destroyed': emit after the finalize method

RefObject

RefObject has moved to ref-object

The RefObject is derived from AbstractObject. and add the RefCount and AddRef/Release Supports.

  • methods:
    • release()/free(): Decrements reference count for this instance. If it is becoming less than 0, the object would be (self) destroyed.
    • addRef(): Increments the reference count for this instance and returns the new reference count.

Usage:

AbstractObject = require('abstract-object')
inherits = require('inherits-ex')
createObject = AbstractObject.create
#or createObject = require('inherits-ex/lib/createObject')

class MyObject
  inherits MyObject, AbstractObject
  initialize: (@a, @b)->
    @cache = {}
  finalize: ->
    @cache = null

myObj = createObject(MyObject, 1, 2)

# if you do not wanna use `AbstractObject.create`, you MUST remember this:
# even the constructor is empty, you should call the parent's constructor manually.
# myObj = new MyObject()

class MyObject
  inherits MyObject, RefObject
  constructor: ->
    # must call super method here:
    super
  initialize: (@a,@b)->
    @cache = {}
  finalize: ->
    @cache = null

the javascript:


var AbstractObject = require('abstract-object')
var RefObject = require('ref-object')
var inherits = require('inherits-ex')
var createObject = AbstractObject.create
//or var createObject = require('inherits-ex/lib/createObject')

//if you do not wanna to use the 'AbstractObject.create'(createObject):
var MyObject = function() {
  //super call
  MyObject.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
}
// or, this MUST use the 'AbstractObject.create'(createObject)
var MyObject = function(){}


inherits(MyObject, RefObject)


MyObject.prototype.initialize = function(a,b) {
  this.a = a
  this.b = b
  this.cache = {}
}

MyObject.prototype.finalize = function() {
  this.cache = null
}

var myObj = createObject(MyObject, 1, 2)
//or this,  must overwrite the constructor and call the super constructor.
var myObj = new MyObject(1,2)

AbstractError Classes

It has moved to abstract-error.

Enhanced Inheritance Functions

Moved to inherits-ex.

Util Functions

Moved to util-ex.

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Package last updated on 18 Feb 2015

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