nobraces v1.0.0

nobraces

Why?

Because i hate them. I think we get better readable code if we don't use braces.

Pros

• no BRACESS (hell yeah)
• Can disable auto brace system with adding +,-,*,/,\ at the end of line. if you use '\' nobraces won't print '\' but other letters will be printed.

Cons

• I didn't do enough tests. I will do more stress test.
• Probably some comments causing mistakes. We will handle it.

How?

The Word that you looking for is EASY;

// define me
var nobraces = require("nobraces");

// execute file
nobraces.feval(__dirname + "/myfile.js");

Nobracing

The idea comes from tabs. When you tab 1 right, nobraces understands there must be a brace..

function hello()
	console.log("this is an example");

	return
		amazing: function()
			return "life is" +
							"interesting";
hello().amazing();
// if you put + end of line, nobraces will be understand "it should same" then line removes tabs.

Functions

var mynewstring = nobraces("nobraced string")

Just simply nobraces the string. It doesn't reads from any file. It's also Sync.

var evalresults = nobraces.eval("nobraced string")

Nobraces the string and evals it. Same again It doesn't reads from any file. It's also Sync too.

var mynewstring = nobraces.fileSync(__dirname + "/myfile.js")

Reads file nobraces it. It's also Sync.

nobraces.file(__dirname + "/myfile.js", function(mynewstring) {})

Reads file nobraces it. It's Async.

var mynewstring = nobraces.fevalSync(__dirname + "/myfile.js")

Reads file nobraces it and evals it. It's Sync.

nobraces.feval(__dirname + "/myfile.js", function(evalresults) {})

Reads file nobraces it and evals it. It's Async.