liberium

Module structure

ES module is a .js file with at least one export or folder containing index.js with at least one export.
The guiding module structure design principle is: you should imagine that any module might be extracted to its own package some day.

index.js of a module contains import-export statements only

In index.js we define a module interface, its exported object. This file should not contain business logic.
Placing business logic in index.js leads to following inconveniences, making code reading harder:

• If components/Compo/index.js is opened in a tab in IDE, in many of them name of the tab would be "index.js", which is non-descriptive. There are addons in most IDEs that allow to show "Compo/index.js" instead of just "index.js" in tab name, but "Compo.js" is still more succinct yet descriptive.

frgomes

// Base64 encode
val text = "This is plaintext."
val bytesEncoded = java.util.Base64.getEncoder.encode(text.getBytes())

// Base64 decode
val textDecoded = new String(java.util.Base64.getDecoder.decode(bytesEncoded))
println(textDecoded)

workgena

/**
 * 
 * Usage:
 * Create/Update: Cookie.set("username", "John", 90);
 * Read: Cookie.get("username");
 * Destroy: Cookie.delete("username");
 * 
 */
var Cookie = {
  set: function (name,value,days) {

webdesign-masteru

//Animate CSS + WayPoints javaScript Plugin
//Example: $(".element").animated("zoomInUp");
//Author URL: http://webdesign-master.ru
(function($) {
	$.fn.animated = function(inEffect) {
		$(this).css("opacity", "0").addClass("animated").waypoint(function(dir) {
			if (dir === "down") {
					$(this).addClass(inEffect).css("opacity", "1");
			};
		}, {