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Preprocesses JavaScript functions so that they can be inlined as macros.
var inline = require("inlinify")
//Preprocess a function for inlining
var inline_block = inline(
function(local_arg0, local_arg1) {
var s = local_arg0 + local_arg1
this.potato = s
console.log("s = ", s)
return s * 10
}, "inline_prefix_", ["arg0", "arg1"])
//Retrieve variables
console.log(inline_block.variables)
console.log(inline_block.this_variables)
console.log(inline_block.return_variable)
console.log(body)
require("inlinify")(func, prefix, args)
Preprocesses func so that it can be inlined into a block of code.
func
is the function to inlineprefix
is a string which is used to relabel all the variables in func to avoid conflictsargs
is the list of arguments for func
Returns An object with the following properties:
variables
a list of the local variables in functhis_variables
a list of variables in the this
object of the funcbody
an inlinable string representing the body of the functionreturn_variable
the name of the return variable for the function(c) 2013 Mikola Lysenko. MIT License
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Inline functions in JavaScript
We found that inlinify 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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