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bitwig-es-polyfill

v0.2.0

Published

Provides standard ECMAScript library in Bitwig Studio

Downloads

7

Readme

Bitwig ES polyfill

This module provides standard ES library that was missing from Bitwig Studio scripting API.

It is still far from being complete, so not everything might work as expected, but in general it works OK.

This library will provide a good enough environment for JavaScript transpilers to work correctly, such as Babel.

Here is the list of polyfills:

  • Array.from
  • Array.isArray
  • Array.of
  • Array.prototype.fill
  • Array.prototype.reduce
  • Array.prototype.reduceRight
  • console.log
  • console.error
  • console.dir
  • console.trace
  • console.warn
  • console.group (dummy)
  • console.groupCollapsed (dummy)
  • console.groupEnd (dummy)
  • Date.prototype.toISOString
  • Date.prototype.toJSON
  • Function.prototype.bind
  • Math.trunc
  • Number.EPSILON
  • Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
  • Number.MIN_SAFE_INTEGER
  • Number.isNaN
  • Number.isFinite
  • Number.isInteger
  • Number.isSafeInteger
  • Number.parseInt
  • Number.parseFloat
  • Object.getPrototypeOf
  • Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor
  • Object.getOwnPropertyNames
  • Object.keys
  • Object.defineProperties (only value, get, set)
  • Object.defineProperty (only value, get, set)
  • Object.create (partially working)
  • Object.seal (dummy)
  • Object.freeze (dummy)
  • Object.preventExtensions
  • Object.isSealed (dummy)
  • Object.isFrozen (dummy)
  • Object.isExtensible
  • String.prototype.split (shim)
  • String.prototype.trim
  • String.prototype.trimLeft
  • String.prototype.trimRight
  • String.prototype.padLeft (deprecated)
  • String.prototype.padRight (deprecated)
  • String.prototype.padStart
  • String.prototype.padEnd
  • parseInt (shim)
  • parseFloat
  • setTimeout
  • setInterval
  • clearTimeout
  • clearInterval
  • global (reference to global scope)
  • window (reference to global scope)

If you're using a CommonJS loader, these are also provided:

Don't forget, that Bitwig Studio uses Rhino runtime, which is ES3 at most, so many of the provided functions are just dummy functions. These functions emulate the target environment as closely as possible, but fail silently if you use an unsupported feature.

It doesn't provide the Symbol object (yet). This can limit what you can do with generators and iterables in Babel.

Usage

Install from npm:

npm install --save bitwig-es-polyfill

Shim should be included at the beginning of your script.

If you're using vanilla scripting API, load the shim using the script loader:

load('node_modules/bitwig-es-polyfill/loader.js');

If you're using a build system with CommonJS module support, load it using require:

require('bitwig-es-polyfill');

If you've gone ES all the way, you can import it using ES modules:

import 'bitwig-es-polyfill';

Contacts

Style Mistake <[email protected]>