A Javascript library for working with native objects. https://sugarjs.com/
Note that this readme applies to Sugar v1.5. This version will continue to be supported as needed. Note that information here may differ from the latest documentation found on the site.
Pre-built scripts sugar.min.js and sugar.js can be immediately included in any project. Both are the standard build of Sugar that includes default packages.
In npm, use npm install sugar@1.5 for the full build.
Note that this version of Sugar modifies natives on initialization. All methods are mapped to the global namespace, either built-in classes or their prototypes, and all methods are called directly on them. Polyfills are applied if the native implementation is broken or missing.
A limited API reference for v1.5 is available on the site, however note that documentation outside of this may no longer be applicable.
If you are upgrading from an older version, please have a look at CAUTION.md which is a vetted changelog that details the severity of what has changed. Also please refer there for notes about a patch that applies to versions prior to v1.3.9.
Custom builds can no longer be created for v1.5 from the main site. However,
build tools in this repo can create them manually. Remove unneeded code from
the modules in the lib directory, then run gulp build. Only remove entire
modules or methods within extend() blocks. Never remove core or common.
Sugar includes English as the default locale. In addition, the following locales are also available. These files must be added after Sugar is loaded.
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A Javascript utility library for working with native objects.
The npm package sugar receives a total of 32,653 weekly downloads. As such, sugar popularity was classified as popular.
We found that sugar 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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