JavaScript tiny lib for checking and manipulating with vendor prefixes.

Vendor prefixes are used by browsers to make non standart features.

But they only make problems.
Here is a short API to handle vendor prefixes.

Using with bower

bower install vendor-prefixes

API reference

VendorPrefixes.versions( value, type )

versions make and return vendor prefixed versions of a value. Type is vendor prefixing type.
Can be 'JS', 'JSClass', 'CSS', , 'const', 'event'.

JS is for javascript functions that can have prefixes. JSClass is for javascript classes. CSS is for css properties. const is for javascript class constants. event is for HTML event names.

Here are examples.

console.log( VendorPrefixes.versions( 'requestAnimationFrame', 'JS' ) );
console.log( VendorPrefixes.versions( 'MutationObserver', 'JSClass' ) );
console.log( VendorPrefixes.versions( 'transition', 'CSS' ) );
console.log( VendorPrefixes.versions( 'KEYFRAMES_RULE', 'const' ) );
console.log( VendorPrefixes.versions( 'transitionStart', 'event' ) );

the only difference of type event is that microsofts prefix is other then standart JS functions prefixes.

VendorPrefixes.try( value, type, helper )

This tries to find a prefix of current system.
This tries all versions of type type of value trying to find out which one is supported.
helpier is that helper function which is called for every version and helps this API to find out supports.
Helper must return a boolean value, which indicates is that version supported or not.

try returns object( with version and prefix values ) if a vendor prefixed version of value matched, or null.

If vendor prefix version for current system is already found, this will try only that vendor prefixed version of value.

Examples.

//  Try this using webkit.
VendorPrefixes.try( 'requestAnimationFrame', 'JS', function ( version ) {
    return !!window[ version ];
} );
VendorPrefixes.try( 'MutationObserver', 'JSClass', function ( version ) {
    return !!window[ version ];
} );

VendorPrefixes.make( value )

If vendor prefix is found for current system, this will prefix given value with that prefix.

//  Again, try this using webkit.
VendorPrefixes.try( 'requestAnimationFrame', 'JS', function ( version ) {
    return !!window[ version ];
} );

console.log( VendorPrefixes.make( 'cancelAnimationFrame' ) );

If no vendor prefix is found, this will return false.

//  Try this without calling 'try' method before it.
console.log( VendorPrefixes.make( 'requestAnimationFrame' ) );

VendorPrefixes.matched( version )

If you tried something on your own and found vendor prefix for current system, give it to this function. This will save that prefix version as current system's default.

//  Will print false.
console.log( VendorPrefixes.make( 'requestAnimationFrame' ) );

if( window.webkitCancelAnimationFrame )
    VendorPrefixes.matched( 'webkit' );

//  Will print webkitRequestAnimationFrame.
console.log( VendorPrefixes.make( 'requestAnimationFrame' ) );

Browser support

I haven't used any special functionality of JS, so this is fully cross browser.