Fix Function#throttle() not throttling enough because setTimeout fires too soon
Add String#isUpperCase() and String#isLowerCase()
Add ignore_arguments option to the memoize() decorator
Add Object#zip(keys, values) and Object#unzip(obj)
Add Blast.checksumSymbol you can use to define a method that replaces the parameter of a Object.checksum(obj) call
Make Date.parseString() understand regular date strings
Make Function.contitute(fnc) schedule the function using Blast.queueImmediate() if Blast has already been loaded
Make the internal queueImmediate, queueTick methods asynchronous even after Blast had loaded
Blast.doLoaded() will now also work after Protoblast has already loaded once
Allow passing a regex into RegExp.interpret()
Add a main_class getter to namespaces
Add String#countCharacters() to count characters, including emojis
Make String#count() use String#countCharacters() when empty string is given
Add String#substrCharacters(begin, length) to get a substring of the actual characters
Add String#substringCharacters(begin, end)
Make String#truncate() honour emojis
Add HTML tokenizer based on the original String#stripTags method
Truncate HTML strings with help from the tokenizer

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Protoblast

Extend native objects with helpful methods to speed up development

_{Coded with ❤️ by Jelle De Loecker.}

Installation

$ npm install protoblast

Documentation

For more information and API documentation, visit the Protoblast homepage.

Getting Started

You can use Protoblast in 2 ways.

Modify the native prototypes

This is the easiest way to use all the new methods & shims. Ideal for internal or big projects.

// Require protoblast and execute the returned function
require('protoblast')();

var str = 'Get what we want';

// New native methods, like after, will have been added
str.after('what');
// ' we want'

Use bound functions

You can also get an object that has pre-bound all the new methods, without modifying anything.

It's more verbose, but should be the way to use Protoblast in redistributable modules.

// Require protoblast and execute the returned function with `false` as parameter
var Blast = require('protoblast')(false);

var str = 'Get what we want';

// Native objects will have been left alone, they can be accessed like this:
Blast.Bound.String.after(str, 'what');
// ' we want'

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Last updated on 18 Feb 2019

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