Use the Coffee-Script extends keyword outside of Coffee-Script. Useful for easily extending existing existing classes, e.g. `require('csextends')(klass, extensions)`, and for providing your module consumers with an easy way to extend your classes, i.e. `B
Use the Coffee-Script extends keyword outside of Coffee-Script. Useful for easily extending existing existing classes, e.g. require('csextends')(klass, extensions), and for providing your module consumers with an easy way to extend your classes, i.e. Backbone.Model.extend(extensions).
Check out the interactive code snippet for usage here.
npm install --save csextendsrequire('csextends')npm install --save csextendsrequire('csextends')//wzrd.in/bundle/csextends@1.2.0ender add csextendsrequire('csextends')This package is published with the following editions:
csextends/source/index.coffee is Source + CoffeeScript + Requirecsextends aliases csextends/es5/index.jscsextends/es5/index.js is CoffeeScript Compiled + ES5 + RequireDiscover the release history by heading on over to the HISTORY.md file.
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Use the Coffee-Script extends keyword outside of Coffee-Script. Useful for easily extending existing existing classes, e.g. `require('csextends')(klass, extensions)`, and for providing your module consumers with an easy way to extend your classes, i.e. `B
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