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polyfiller

v0.0.32

Published

A polyfill combinator

Downloads

652

Readme

Polyfiller

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A polyfill combinator

Getting Started

This package requires Node ~0.10.0

If you haven't used npm before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to install npm and use a package.json file. Once you're familiar with that process, you may install this package with this command:

npm install polyfiller --save-dev

Once the package has been installed, it may be used inside your files with this line of JavaScript:

var Polyfiller = require('polyfiller');

Usage Example

var fs = require('fs');

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;
var list = polyfiller.find([ 'Promise', 'Fetch', 'URL' ]);

fs.writeFile('./polyfills.js', polyfiller.pack(list));

Catalog

A list of available features

| Feature | What's included? | Type | License | |:--------|:-----------------|:----:|:-------:| Array.from | Array.from | | MIT | Array.prototype.find | Array.prototype.find | | MIT | Array.prototype.findIndex | Array.prototype.findIndex | | MIT | CSS.escape | CSS.escape | | MIT | Object.observe | Object.observe | | MIT | Reflect | ReflectProxy handler | | Apache License, MPL | Collections | SetMapWeakSetWeakMap | | MIT | DOM4 | CustomEventElement#appendElement#prependElement#afterElement#beforeElement#replaceWithElement#removeElement#queryElement#queryAllElement#matchesElement#closestElement#classList | | MIT | Element.prototype.dataset | Element.prototype.dataset | | MIT | EventSource | EventSource | | MIT | Fetch | window.fetchBodyHeadersRequestResponse | | MIT | Promise | Promise | | MIT | KeyboardEvent | URL | | MIT | Notification | Notification | | MIT | Number.prototype.toLocaleString | Number.prototype.toLocaleString | | Public Domain | Object.create (patch) | Object.create | | MIT | Object.getOwnPropertySymbols | Object.getOwnPropertySymbols | | MIT | PointerEvents | PointerEvents | | Apache License | window.setImmediate | window.setImmediatewindow.clearImmediate | | MIT | RegExp.prototype.match | RegExp.prototype.match | | MIT | RegExp.prototype.search | RegExp.prototype.search | | MIT | String.fromCodePoint | RegExp.prototype.search | | MIT | String.prototype.at | String.prototype.at | | MIT | String.prototype.codePointAt | String.prototype.codePointAt | | MIT | String.prototype.endsWith | String.prototype.endsWith | | MIT | String.prototype.includes | String.prototype.includes | | MIT | String.prototype.normalize | String.prototype.normalize | | MIT, GPL | String.prototype.repeat | String.prototype.repeat | | MIT | String.prototype.startsWith | String.prototype.startsWith | | MIT | System | System | | MIT | TextEncoder | TextEncoder | | Apache License | TypedArray | TypedArrayArrayBufferDataView | | MIT | URL | URL | | MIT | UserTiming | window.performance.clearMarkswindow.performance.clearMeasureswindow.performance.getEntrieswindow.performance.getEntriesByNamewindow.performance.getEntriesByTypewindow.performance.markwindow.performance.measure | | MIT | WindowBase64 | WindowBase64 | | WTFPL | document.currentScript | document.scrollingElement | | MIT | document.scrollingElement | document.scrollingElement | | MIT | window.location.origin | window.location.origin | | MIT | window.navigator.geolocation | window.navigator.geolocation | | MIT | window.navigator.getUserMedia | window.navigator.getUserMedia | | MIT | window.navigator.language | window.location.origin | | MIT | window.performance.now | window.performance.now | | MIT | window.requestAnimationFrame | window.requestAnimationFramewindow.cancelAnimationFrame | | MIT |

Compatibility

Theoretically compatible with all contemporary browsers since IE9. For IE8 only it's recommended to include ie8 script before your build

Methods

find

Type: Function (Array, [ Function (feature, name, features) ]) Returns: Array

Returns an unordered bundle of polyfills as an array of objects

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;

var list = polyfiller.find([
	'Promise'
],
function (feature, name) {
	console.log(feature.source, feature.config, name);
});

list[0].source; // source code
list[0].config.name; // Promise

Also available the second format (it may be useful in the future versions):

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;

var list = polyfiller.find([
	{ 
		name: 'Promise'
	}
],
function (feature, name) {
	console.log(name, feature.source, feature.config);
});

list

Type: Function ([extended=false]) Returns: Array

Returns a list of all available features as an array of strings.

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;

polyfiller.list(); // ['Promise', 'Reflect', 'URL', ...]

extended option

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;
var list = polyfiller.list(true);

list; // [{ config }, ...]
list[0].name; // Array.from
list[0].author; // Mathias Bynens
list[0].licenses[0].type; // MIT
...

For more information see the config format

pack

Type: Function (features) Returns: String

Packs a list of polyfills into one string

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;

var list = polyfiller.find([ 'Promise' ]),
	code = polyfiller.pack(list);

Options

exclude

Type: Array Default: []

Some polyfills have dependencies that you can exclude here

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller({
	exclude: ['setImmediate']
});

verbose

Type: Boolean Default: false

Verbose mode is an option that provides additional details as to what the package is doing.

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller({
	verbose: true
});

wrapper

Type: Function Default (find): None Default (pack): see

A custom wrapper for your environment.

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller({
	wrapper: function (source) {
		return ';(function () {' + source + '}.call(self));'
	}
});

Also this option is available like a method:

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller;

polyfiller.options.wrapper(function (source) {
	return source;
});

modules

Do you want to use some specific npm or bower modules?

var path = require('path');

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller({
	modules: [
		path.join(__dirname, '../your_catalog/npm_modules'),
		path.join(__dirname, '../your_catalog/bower_components')
	]
});

NOTE: Please use only with the option catalog.

catalog

Type: Array Default: [trunk/catalog]

Have custom polyfills? Add paths to their location here.

var path = require('path');

var polyfiller = new Polyfiller({
	catalog: [ 
		path.resolve(__dirname, '../your/catalog')
	]
});

If you want to use npm or bower packages in your catalog, please see modules section.

Required file structure for each new package:

catalog
	Promise
		index.json
		index.js

index.json

{
	"name": "Promise"
}

There are dependencies?

"dependencies": ["window.setImmediate"]

index.js

module.exports = [
	{
		type: 'npm',
		name: 'es6-promises'
	}
];

type

Type: string [npm | bower | file] Default: None

name

Type: string Default: None

The files are located locally?

catalog
	Promise
		files
			index.js — your polyfill

		index.json
		index.js
// index.js

var path = require('path');

module.exports = [
	{
		type: 'file',
		name: path.join(__dirname, './files/index.js')
	}
];

Tests

npm test

Contributing

Please see our contributing guide

Have an interesting and well-tested polyfill?

License

MIT

Task submitted by Alexander Abashkin

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