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lively.lang

What? This project packages abstractions for JavaScript that proved to be useful in the Lively Web project. On first glance it might seem to be just another underscore.js library but apart from extensions to existing JavaScript objects and classes it also provides abstractions for asynchronous code, new object representations, and functions for inspecting JavaScript objects.

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(defmacro foo
  [& [fn]]
  `(let [env# 123]
     ~(when fn `(~fn env#))))

;; then expanded form of env does not match:
(macroexpand '(foo identity)) ;=> (let* [env__17699__auto__ 123] (identity env__17698__auto__))

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function jsPathSplitter(string) {
    // STRING -> [STRING]
    // ex: 'foo["bar"].x[0] -> ['foo', 'bar', x, '0']'
    // for convenience even allows non-javascripty identifiers like foo.0.bar
    return (function splitter(index, string, parts, term) {
        if (string.length === 0) return parts;
        if (index >= string.length) return parts.concat([string]);
        if (string[index] === '\\') return splitter(index+2, string, parts, term); // escape char

        var newTerm, skip = 0;

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var c = lively.Config;
c.set('lively2livelyAutoStart', false);
c.set('lively2livelyEnableConnectionIndicator', false);
c.set('removeDOMContentBeforeWorldLoad', false);
c.set('manuallyCreateWorld', true);
c.set('changesetsExperiment', false);

// FIXME, for compatibility with requirejs
lively.whenLoaded(function() {
    setTimeout(function() {

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.World {
	background-color: rgb(187, 180, 188);
}

.Window {
	background-color: rgb(197, 200, 198);
	box-shadow: none;
	border-radius: 3px;
	border: 1px solid rgb(220, 220, 220);
}

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function withNPMDirDo(func) {
    exec('npm bin -g', function(code, out, err) {
        var npmBinDir = String(out).trim(),
            npmlibDir = path.join(npmBinDir,  '..',  'lib',  'node_modules',  'npm');
        func(null, npmlibDir);
    });
}
 
npmDo = function npmDo(/*command, orgs..., callback*/) {
    var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments),