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rails-delegate
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This module implements the delegation pattern for JavaScript, in the very popular and usable Rails style.
delegate = require('rails-delegate').delegate;
function Car() {
this.engine = new Engine();
delegate('start', 'stop', 'cylinders', { from: this, to: this.engine });
};
myCar = new Car;
Now myCar.start() calls myCar.engine.start() and
myCar.stop() calls myCar.engine.stop().
You can also access the property myCar.cylinders,
which contains the value of myCar.engine.cylinders.
More information in the spec for delegating methods and properties. This library also provides meaningful error messages.
You can also forward events emitted by wrapped classes.
delegateEvent = require('rails-delegate').delegateEvent;
function Car() {
this.engine = new Engine();
delegateEvent('starting', 'stopping', { from: this.engine, to: this });
};
Now if myCar.engine emits a starting starting event,
myCar also emits that event.
This library aims for maximally readable syntax that closely matches the Rails version. There are other libraries that are different and more versatile, for example node-delegates.
See our developer guidelines
FAQs
A simple helper to implement the delegation pattern in JavaScript code bases
We found that rails-delegate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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