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Informations about the package joii

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What is JOII?

JOII (short for JavaScript Object Inheritance Implementation) brings class- based programming to JavaScript without the use of a compiler. Everything is done using native JavaScript. JOII allows you to build your applications using Classes and Interfaces as you would in most other object oriented languages. JOII is built with the priciple of being compatible with any browser on the market. Therefore, JOII is supported by Internet Explorer 5.5 and anything that came after that.

Full documentation can be found here

Features

License

Like most other popular JavaScript libraries, JOII is released under the MIT license.

The MIT License is simple and easy to understand and it places almost no restrictions on what you can do with a JOII project. You are free to use any JOII-project in any other project (even commercial projects) as long as the copyright header is left intact. All sample codes on this website are public domain, meaning you're free to do with them as you please.

Installation

Browser

Load JOII like any other library. JOII does not require any dependencies.

JOII is available as a bower package: bower install joii

Node

Install using npm and automatically add to your package.json file using --save if you want.

Somewhere, in your node project:

Running unit tests

  1. Clone the repository from here.
  2. Install dependencies through npm via npm install
  3. Run the testsuite using the command npm test
  4. Optionally, open testsuite.html in a browser to see the browser-version of the unit tests.

Sneak peek

This is an example of what JOII looks like in action.

As you can see, the example code uses setter and getter methods that we didn't define. When a property is declared public, JOII automatically generates getters and setters for this property and enforces type checking in them.

Properties are not exposed to the public, even if they are declared to be.

When a property is declared protected, getters and setters are still generated but are not exposed to the public. When a property is declared private, nothing is generated.

Find out more about this in the getters and setters section.

Custom constructor methods

As of 3.1.0, it's possible to add custom constructor methods. To ensure full compatibility with other JOII-based libraries, constructor method names are only added and never replaced. When a constructor method is found, no more of these will be executed upon instantiation.

You can add custom constructor method names using JOII.Config.addConstructor('hello');

For example:

Beware that original / existing constructors are leading, meaning they'll be executed first.

Full documentation can be found here

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