skeletonode v0.2.1

Skeletonode

Skeletonode is NodeJS library for creating OOP like applications. Our library will make NodeJS (Javascript) inheritance more easy to handle and will help you to correctly organize your code;

Using skeleton is very easy;

1)require('skeletonode')

2)creating a class:
    SK.define("ExampleClass",{
        property1:1,
        property2:"string",
        property3:function(){},
        property4:{objProperty1:"string"}
     })
3)extending a class:
    SK.define("ExtendedExample",{
        extend:'ExampleClass',
        property1:2,
        property3:"string",
        property5:function(){}
    })

4)initializing an object:
    var obj = SK.create("ExtendedExample",{
        property1:4
    })

The final object will be console.log(obj): 
    
    {
        property1:4,
        property2:"string",
        property3:"string",
        property4:{objProperty1:"string"} ,
        property5:function(){}
    }

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Dynamic loading is enabled now
SK.loader.init({
    "App": __dirname 
})
pass Application namespace and location to init method and is will enable the loader
you create all the application classes under that namespace
see "app" folder for more details

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static methods and variables
SK.define("Test",{
statics:{
    methodA:function(a){
        return a+2;
    },
    variableB:{
        a:1,
        b:2
    }
}
})

we can simply call this methods 
var testNumber = Test.methodA(5);
and testnumber will be 7;

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object.on - registers an event. 
    parameters:
    @string - name of the event
    @function - functions to be called
    @object - scope
object.fireEvent - fires all the registered events.
    parameters:
    @string - name of the event
    @any type - any number ot parameters
    
SK.define("SampleClass",{
a:function(){
        this.fireEvent('sampleevent',1,2,3);
    }
});
s = SK.create('SampleClass',{});
s.on('sampleevent',function(a,b,c){
    console.log(a,b,c,1)    
})
s.on('sampleevent',function(a,b,c){
    a++;
    b++;
    c++;
    console.log(a,b,c,2)    
})

s.a();

to install skeletonode u can just "npm install skeletonode"
Our project is too young to use it for big projects and we don't recommend using it for a serious project. But you can play with it and tell us your opinion.

• 20.10.2012
• added dynamic loading utility
• 22.10.2012
• mixins added
• 28.10.2012
• alternate class names added
• support for nodejs modules added
• onClassExtend function added (a function that will trigger if this class is extended)
• we're on npm :)
• 12.03.2013
• static methods added
• 14.06.2013
• event management added