Refined version of @andrewhathaway and @dannylepage's site module pattern.

README.md

This is a refined version of @AndrewHathaway's and @DannyLePage's javascript site pattern.

Has global methods, site wide methods, and page-specific methods.

site.js

var site = (function(window, document, undefined) {

    // Methods for each page
    var site_methods = {

        home: function() {

        },

        about: function() {

        }

    };

    // Private site wide methods
    var site_wide = {

        init: function(site) {

            // Assign our site variable
            this.site = site

            // Run methods
            this.some_method();
        },

        some_method: function() {

        }

    };

    // Global methods
    return {

        init: function(page_name) {

            // If page name hasn't been assigned, guess it.
            if (typeof page_name === 'undefined') {
                page_name = window.location.pathname.replace(/\/$/, '').match(/(.*)\/(.*)$/)[2];
            }

            // Set the page name
            this.page_name = page_name;

            // Call the page_load method when page has loaded
            // Can easily replace this with jQuery.ready or whatever...
            document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', this.page_load);
        },

        page_load: function() {
            // Get our method_name, by using the
            // page_name replacing - with _, and lowercasing it
            method_name = this.page_name.replace(/-/g, '_').toLowerCase();

            // Assign the site variable to site_methods
            site_methods.site = this;
            
            // If we have a method for this page, call it
            if (site_methods.hasOwnProperty(method_name)) {
                site_methods[method_name]();
            } else {
                // No method set up for this page
            }

            // Run site_wide functions
            site_wide.init(this);

        }

    };

}(this, this.document));

usage.js

// Manually define page_name, or it will be undefined
// and the init function will guess using URL
site.init(window.page_name);