Nonymous Outliner provides an improved outline view for the Orion JavaScript editor. It uses UglifyJS's parser to build an abstract syntax tree of your JavaScript code, then constructs a hierarchical visualization of your functions. The names are created using the "Function-Object Consumption" algorithm described in the Splash Wavefront 2011 Paper: Naming Anonymous JavaScript Functions , by Salman Mirghasemi, John J. Barton, and Prof. Claude Petitpierre

Requirements

• Orion 0.3M2 (a build newer than 09-16-2011 is recommended)
• http://orionhub.org is running 0.3M2+ now

JavaScript Libraries Demo

1. Open the Demo site
2. You can't and don't have to login; ignore the warning.
3. Navigate to a .js file
4. In the tall gray box on the left side you will see a dark gray arrow. Use it to select "Nonymous Structural Outline".

(Due to a bug you have to reselect the outliner for each file. 0

One Page Demo

Another demo page shows a number of examples all on one page: http://blog.johnjbarton.com:8080/file/B/lib/nonymous/index.html. No need to install the plugin to see this demo.

Installing into Orion

1. Log in to Orion, and click the Plugins link on the global toolbar.
2. Paste http://johnjbarton.github.com/outliner/nonymousPlugin.html into the text box and click Install. After a moment, you should see a success message.
3. Open a JavaScript file in the Orion editor. You should now see a drop-down menu in the outline pane.
4. Click the drop-down arrow and choose "Nonymous Structural Outline".

Uninstalling

1. Log in to Orion and click the Plugins link on the global toolbar.
2. Uninstall nonymousPlugin.html.

License

Google BSD, see license.txt.