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--- custom:javascript:lib:index [2018/12/27 18:57] – Some JS library overview/usage digital man
+++ custom:javascript:lib:index [2018/12/27 19:09] – [Object] Maybe this style should be called Class-style, though a JS Class is actually a (different) thing now digital man
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 ==== Object ====
-//Object//-style JavaScript libraries define an object that can by instantiated (like a class, using the ''new'' keyword), as needed, by the loading script. You can identify Object-style libraries because they will typically define an object constructor function, some Objecct.prototype member functions (methods), and perhaps one or more Object.defineProperty() calls to define property //getters// and //setters//.
+//Object//-style JavaScript libraries define an object that can by instantiated (like a class, using the ''new'' keyword), as needed, by the loading script. You can identify Object-style libraries because they will typically define an object constructor function, some Object.prototype member functions (methods), and perhaps one or more Object.defineProperty() calls to define property //getters// and //setters//.
 Example Object-style library usage:
   load('somelib.js');
+  var obj = new SomeObject();
 ==== Return ====