A utility for adding Factory Pattern support to ES5+ classes.
npm install factorize
Factorize exposes a single function which accepts a constructor function, or an ES6 class, and returns a function which can be used to create instances by using "new" or not.
var factorize = require('factorize');
Classname = factorize(Classname);
// Then to create instances you can either:
//
// Call the Classname as a function
var inst1 = Classname();
// or use the class name as a function
var inst1 = new Classname();
Note: Yes, I know this is a verb with a pre-existing meaning but I like this one.
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A utility for adding Factory Pattern support to ES5+ classes.
We found that factorize 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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