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Inheritance mechanisms for making prototypal classes
via [npm]
npm install heritable
var Heritable = require('heritable.js'),
Animal, Human, // Constructors
animal, human; // instances
Animal = new Heritable('Animal');
animal = new Animal();
console.log('animal instanceof Animal: ' + (animal instanceof Animal));
Human = new Heritable('Human');
human = new Human();
console.log('human instanceof Animal: ' + (human instanceof Animal));
console.log('human instanceof Human: ' + (human instanceof Human));
console.log('animal instanceof Human: ' + (animal instanceof Human));
You can provide an initializer function and methods for a Heritable class:
animalInitializer = function (o) {
o = o || {};
this.type = o.type;
};
animalMethods = {
getType: function () {
return this.type;
}
};
Animal = new Heritable('Animal', null, animalInitializer, animalMethods);
animal = new Animal({type: 'gorilla'});
console.log('animal type: ' + animal.getType());
1 do not init if already an object
2 add a method for adding methods to a Heritable class
3 perhaps: distinguish Heritable class methods from members
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We found that heritable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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