Classy

Classy is a Javascript Inheritance implementation. This is pretty much everything you need to know.

You will gain access to a simple way to implement a Javascript Class in your code along with a useful "include" method.

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Example

Building.js

Class( "Building", {

    //constructor
    Building: function( type ) {

        this.type = type;
        this.floors = 1;
        this.collapsed = false;

    },

    //methods
    addFloors: function( number ) {

        this.floors += number;

    },

    demolish: function() {
        this.collapsed = true;
    }

});

Home.js

Class( "Home", {

    //constructor
    Home: function( type, familyName ) {

        Building.call( this, type );
        this.familyName = familyName;

    },

    //methods
    changeName: function( name ) {

        this.familyName = name;

    },

    demolish: function() {
        //calling super "demolish" method
        this._demolish();
        alert("Adieu!");
    }

})._extends( "Building" );

Constructor name must be the same of the Class one. Class extension is achieved through the function _extends ( "className" ). You can see the file "index.html" to see how to work with the include method. Include has a useful feature which allows you to import multiple files at once ( you can specify an array of strings or a single string, and you're free to avoid to insert the ".js" file extension ):

var toInclude = [ "js/FirstClass.js", "js/SecondClass" ];
//var toInclude  = "js/OtherClass.js";

include( toInclude, function() {

        var first_instance = new FirstClass( params );

});

That's all you need to know to get started. And remember, always stay classy.