Ruby Javascript (rjs)

The javascript methodes you always wished you could have. about

We all love ruby. The main reason we love ruby is that it's so easy to write code at. This project aims to bring the joy of Ruby into Javascript language. How?
Imagin doing that:
var msg = "hello world";
msg.titlize

"Hello World"`

msg.reverse

"dlrow olleh"`

Now imaging that:
1..day.fromNow

return a date object contains the next day

3.5.hours.ago

return a date object of 3.5 hours ago

• No more extra ()
• Clean and simple
• Isn't it cool?
  

Installing

• Include jQuery in your project first:
  <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js"></script>

• in order to install just download the rjs.js file (or the minified version) and add it to your file: <script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/rjs.js"></script>

• make sure you add this file before calling to any of it's methodes.

Methodes

###extendObject In order to add your own methode you can call extendObject(obj, funcName, func, attr). This function gets sevral params:

• obj - The class you wish to extends (Number/ String...)
• funcName - The name of your new function.
• func - Function to execute once the funcName called.
• attr - (optional) //TODO add some explanation

For example:
extendObject(String, 'sayHello',function(){ return "Hello " + this + "!"; });

After you define this new methode you can call it from anywhare in your code:
"John".sayHello

"Hello John!"`

###aliasFunc You can also define an alias to your methodes using aliasFunc(obj, func, alias):

• obj - The class you wish to use (Number/ String...)
• func - The existing function you wish to alias.
• alias - The alias you want.

For example you can do something like that aliasFunc(String, 'sayHello', 'greeting') and then:
"John".greeting

"Hello John!"`

Make Your Life Easy Functions

###string

• titlize - returns a title string (uppercase letters).
• reverse - reverse string.
• chars - returns string's char array.
• downcase - returns downcase string.
• upcase - returns uppercase string.
• isEmpty - returns true if string has any char, false otherwise.

###number you can use any of the following after a number:
seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks,years
You can choose both plural and singular worlds.
After choosing the right time you can use: ago or fromNow.
Important - if you specify a round number (integer) make sure you use double dots .. after the number.
Examples:

• 1..day.fromNow
• 2.3.weeks.ago

MIT License

Copyright (C) 2012 by Sagiv Ofek

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