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xtypejs-name-scheme-compact

v0.1.1

Published

xtypejs Compact name scheme

Downloads

5

Readme

xtypejs - Name scheme: compact

Installation with npm

npm install xtypejs-name-scheme-compact --save

NodeJs import and setup

var xtype = require('xtypejs');
var xtypejsCompactNameScheme = require('xtypejs-name-scheme-compact');

// Either: Simple setup

xtype.options.setNameScheme(xtypejsCompactNameScheme);

// Or: To first register name scheme internally for later
// reference by name, for switching between name schemes:

xtype.ext.registerNameScheme('compact', xtypejsCompactNameScheme);
xtype.options.setNameScheme('compact');

// Scheme is now active here

HTML script tag import and setup

<!--
    Include name scheme script after xtypejs script 
    to automatically register the name scheme into
    xtypejs with the default scheme name: 'compact'
-->

<script src="path/to/xtype.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/xtypejs-name-scheme-compact.js"></script>

<script>
    xtype.options.setNameScheme('compact');
    // Scheme is now active here
</script>

Usage

For general documentation on using custom name schemes, see:

Type names in scheme


Type Default Name | Name in Scheme :------------------ | :------------ null | null undefined | undef nan | nan symbol | symb function | func date | date error | err regexp | regex boolean | bool true | true false | false string | str whitespace | str_ single_char_string | str1 multi_char_string | str2+ empty_string | str0 blank_string | str0_ non_empty_string | -str0 non_blank_string | -str0_ number | num positive_number | num+ negative_number | num- zero | num0 non_positive_number| -num+ non_negative_number| -num- non_zero_number | -num0 integer | int positive_integer | int+ negative_integer | int- float | float positive_float | float+ negative_float | float- infinite_number | inf positive_infinity | inf+ negative_infinity | inf- non_infinite_number| -inf array | arr empty_array | arr0 single_elem_array | arr1 multi_elem_array | arr2+ non_empty_array | -arr0 object | obj empty_object | obj0 single_prop_object | obj1 multi_prop_object | obj2+ non_empty_object | -obj0 primitive | prim nothing | nil any | any none | none