var createNamedParameters = require("./named-parameters")
var fn = createNamedParameters(["greeting", "person"], function(a, b) {
console.log(a, b)
})
fn.greeting("hello") // set a
fn.person("world") // set b
fn() // console.log gets run
// append additional parameters which were unnamed.
var extraParams = createNamedParameters(["world"], function(a, extra) {
console.log(a, extra)
})
extraParams.world("first param") // set a
extraParams("extra param") // console.log gets run.
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An experiment to create named parameters in Javascript.
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(function(global, factory) { | |
// Defines a module that works in Node.js & Browsers | |
var mock, local = (typeof module === "object" && module.exports) ? module : | |
(mock = { exports: {} }) | |
factory(local, local.exports) | |
if (local === mock) global["createNamedParameters"] = local.exports | |
}(this, function(module, exports) { | |
module.exports = function createNamedParameters(argv, fn) { | |
var i = 0 | |
var length = argv.length | |
var composed = Array(length) | |
function composing() { | |
var i = 0, len = arguments.length | |
composed.length = length + len | |
for (; i < len; i++) composed[i] = arguments[i] | |
try { | |
return fn.apply(this, composed) | |
} finally { | |
composed = Array(length) | |
} | |
} | |
for (; i < length; i++) addNamedParam(composing, composed, argv[i], i) | |
return composing | |
} | |
// Check that we're not going to override a property of a function. | |
function addNamedParam(fn, args, name, pos) { | |
if (!name || name in fn) | |
throw new ReferenceError("Can't use `" + name + "` as named parameter.") | |
fn[name] = function curryParam(v) { | |
args[pos] = v | |
return fn | |
} | |
} | |
})) |
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