mckamey

try{

module("ES5 ranges");

test("ES5 Epoch", function() {

	// epoch
	var expected = 0;
	var actual = new Date(expected);

mckamey

/**
 * perf.js
 * Simple JS Timer API
 * 
 * @public
 * @param {number} alpha weight for EWMA trends (default: 0.2)
 * @this {Perf}
 * @constructor
 */
var Perf = function(alpha) {

mckamey

var safariDebug = ( navigator.platform.indexOf("iPhone") < 0 && navigator.platform.indexOf("iPod") < 0 && navigator.platform.indexOf("iPad") < 0 );


if(safariDebug)
{
	
PhoneGap.run_command = function() 
{
    if (!PhoneGap.available || !PhoneGap.queue.ready)
        return;

mckamey

/*global jQuery */

var App = (function(App, $){
	'use strict';

	// private members

	var foo = 0,
		bar = 'bar';

mckamey

/*global jQuery */

// ensure root namespace
var App = App || {};

(function(App, $){
	'use strict';

	// private members

mckamey

/*global jQuery */

// ensure root namespace
var App = App || {};

App.foo = (function($){
	'use strict';

	// private members

mckamey

(function (window) {
	'use strict';

	if (window.localStorage && window.sessionStorage) {
		return;
	}

	// initialize if data already stored
	var data = JSON.parse(window.name || '{}');

mckamey

doubleTap.js

This script was rebuilt and moved into a proper Github repo: https://github.com/mckamey/doubleTap.js

See the old version for a more basic polyfill which only implements the dblclick event.

mckamey

/**
 * Creates a function which fires only once when called in quick succession
 * @param {function...} action the function to fire
 * @param {number} delay amount of time until considered done, default:100ms
 * @param {boolean} asap if should execute at the start of the series (true) or the end (false), default:false
 * return {function} debounced function
 */
var debounce = function(action, delay, asap){
    if ('function' !== typeof action) {
        return null;

mckamey

The way you can do this for "http://" URLs (and what I think Apple and Spotify do) this is to:

1. Register a custom URL scheme [like the other answers have shown][1].

2. Set up your HTTP URL to point to a real webpage.

3. Put a script on that page to redirect to your custom URL if is on iOS.

For example, here is a sample page which will take you to the Twitter app for a particular user or the Twitter website depending upon if you are on the web or on your iOS device.