Δ.js is a javascript library that accepts almost any pull request (as long as it follows the rules).

    bower install anything.js

Why?

I think it will be interesting to see what people want to add to this. Obviously being the internet I don't expect anything good to come of it.

Hall of Fame

These are notable contributors to anything.js. Bronze is 5-10 commits, Silver is 11-20 commits, Gold is 21-50 commits, and Unicorn is over 50.

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If you've earned a badge, please add yourself - we can't keep track of everyone all the time.
Wouldn't you like to be up there?

Δ.everywhere()

Δ.everywhere() is an extension that wraps Δ.js to every page and lets you run anything you want with it. Useful if you want to run Δ.johnCena() on any website.

Δ.everywhere() for Firefox

Δ.everywhere() for Chrome

Source code is available in the "everywhere" directory

Try it out

Feel free to try it out at http://anythingjs.io/playground.html

Rules

1. Nothing that'll crash a web page.
2. Can't violate GitHub terms of service.
3. Don't be an asshole... Because it's not nice.
4. Nothing malicious.
5. Deleting stuff that doesn't need to be.

Contributing

1. Fork ( https://github.com/Rabrennie/anything.js/fork )
2. Clone ( git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/anything.js.git )
3. Branch ( git checkout -b your-feature )
4. Make a new file in ./src/ with the name of your function. ( functionName.js )
5. Edit ( Type! Type! Type! )
6. Push ( git push -u origin your-feature )
7. Pull Request ( https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/ )
8. Fire up another branch and add yourself to the contributors list, to congratulate yourself for your work :).

We'd also like your pull request to adhere to the coding style we're already using, which is the following:

Contributing guidelines

We will still merge your pull request if it doesn't follow the guidelines, although deep in our soul we'll hate you.

1. As this project is moving quickly, you want to always make sure your master branch is up-to-date before creating a branch to develop your feature. See this resource for a guide on how to update your local branch.
2. 4 spaces indentation.
3. Line endings are LF/UNIX style (\n), not CRLF/Windows style (\r\n).
4. We democratically™ voted for using var funcName = function(){} over function funcName() {} if you're cool with it.
5. Same goes for braces: we'd like you to put it on the same line of the function declaration, if, switch, else, whatever. If you want to argue about it, please go to r/ProgrammerHumor, they'll love to argue about it.

IRC

We invite you to join us: #anythingjs on freenode

Long Live

Although this project is considered pretty much dead, we'll still welcome your contributions, especially since managing the project is so easy. ;)