port

port.myself(el)

Returns the URL of a JavaScript file.

examples

port.myself();

parameters

returns

port.load(file)

Loads a file.

examples

port.load('example.js');

parameters

port.install(keys, mode)

Installs a JavaScript library.
The automatically load dependency files on based libraries.

examples

// String (single)
<script>port.install('prototype');</script>
<script>alert($);</script>

// Array (multiple)
<script>port.install(['xxx', 'yyy', 'zzz']);</script>

// And the ports.js supports the install from query.
// The query of the install is "i".

// From query (single)
<script src="ports.js?i=prototype"></script>
<script>alert($);</script>

// From query (multiple)
<script src="ports.js?i=xxx,yyy,zzz"></script>

parameters

port.make(keys)

This is work same as install.
To be different is to use a lightweight compressed file.

examples

<script>port.make('prototype');</script>

// The query of the make is "m".
<script src="ports.js?m=prototype"></script>

parameters

port.fetch(keys)

This is work same as install.
To be different is to use a online file with download.
When you use only fetch, the ports.js works only in "ports.js" and "ports.jsonp".

examples

<script>port.fetch('prototype');</script>

// The query of the fetch is "f".
<script src="ports.js?f=prototype"></script>

parameters

port.extend(obj)

Extends the ports.js.

examples

port.extend({
  init: function () {
    this.msg = 'hello';
    return this;
  },
  standby: function () {
    document.getElementById('x').innerHTML = this.msg;
  }
});

parameters

port.isset(val)

Returns 'true' if the variable is defined.

examples

var x;
var y = false;
var z = null;
port.isset(x); // false
port.isset(y); // true
port.isset(z); // true

parameters

returns

port.isown(obj, key)

Returns 'true' if the property of object is own property.

examples

Object.prototype.x = 'X';
var obj = { y: 'Y', z: 'Z' };
for (i in obj) {
  port.isown(obj, i); // x: false, y: true, z: true
}

parameters

returns

port.any()

Returns the found first argument in arguments if that is defined.

examples

function fn (el) {
  return port.any(el, document);
}
fn(); // document

parameters

returns

port.bind(fn, scope)

Binds a scope of 'this' at inside block of function.

examples

var obj = {
  fn: function (msg) {
    return msg;
  }
};
document.getElementById('x').onclick = port.bind(function (el) {
  el.innerHTML = this.fn('hello');
}, obj);

parameters

returns

port.each(obj, fn, scope)

Iterates through an array or object.

examples

var obj = {
  x: { a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 },
  fn: function (key, val) {
    return key + ': ' + (n * 100);
  }
};
port.each(obj.x, function (val) {
  alert(val); // 1, 2, 3
});
port.each(obj.x, function (key, val) {
  alert(this.fn(key, val)); // 'a: 100', 'b: 200', 'c: 300'
}, obj);

parameters