backbone.namedconstructor
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Give your Backbone object a named constructor, so you can make sense of it in the dev tools console.
So, instead of:
You'll see:
$ npm install backbone.namedconstructor
var Backbone = require('backbone');
require('backbone.namedconstructor');
var Model = Backbone.Model.extend({ constructorName: 'Foo' });
console.log(new Model().constructor.name);
// 'Foo'
$ npm test
The basis for this module was this great Stack Overflow answer given by Dan Malcolm. Cheers!
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Names Backbone object constructors.
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