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add-as-methods
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npm install add-as-methods --save
addAsMethods(object, ...funcs)
object
an object to augment with some methodsfuncs
a list of named functions to add to object
as methods. The magic is simply "pass this
as the first argument". Other arguments are also preserved (see example).import addAsMethods from 'add-as-methods';
function isEqual(fruit, anotherFruit) {
return fruit.name === anotherFruit.name;
}
function isBanana(fruit) {
return fruit.name === 'banana';
}
let awesomeFruit = {
name: 'banana',
awesome: true
};
let yourFruit = {
name: 'apple',
awesome: false
};
/* augment it */
awesomeFruit = addAsMethods(awesomeFruit, isEqual, isBanana);
console.log(`My awesome fruit ${awesomeFruit.isBanana() ? 'is' : 'isn\'t'} a banana`);
console.log(`My awesome fruit ${awesomeFruit.isEqual(yourFruit) ? 'is' : 'isn\'t'} the same as yours`);
MIT
FAQs
Microutil to add bound functions to a JS object
The npm package add-as-methods receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, add-as-methods popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that add-as-methods demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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