SOOP

Simple Object Oriented Programming framework for JavaScript. It's light-weight and efficient.

This framework requires ECMAScript 5

Usage

###Defining a class Notes:

• Every class must at least define a constructor
• A class may have a namespace 0 or more levels deep ('.' separated)
• Property descriptors will be preserved (configurable, enumerable, writable, etc...)

soop.define('app.namespace.TestClass', {
	value: 42,
	constructor: function() {},
	getValue: function() { return this.value; }
});

var test = new app.namespace.TestClass();
test.getValue(); //42

###Inheriting a super class

soop.define('SuperClass', {
	value: 0,
	constructor: function(value) { this.value = value; },
	func: function() { return 1; }
});

soop.define('TestClass', {
	inherits: SuperClass,
	constructor: function(value) {
		this.super(value);
		this.value++;
	},
	func: function me() {
		return me.super.call(this)+1;
	}
});

var test = new TestClass(41);
test.value; //42
test.func(); //2

###Implementing interfaces

soop.define('Interface1', {
	constructor: function() {},
	func1: function() { return 1; }
});

soop.define('Interface2', {
	constructor: function() {},
	func2: function() { return 2; }
});

soop.define('TestClass', {
	implements: [Interface1,Interface2],
	constructor: function() {},
	func1: function me() {
		return me.super.call(this)+1;
	},
	func2: function me() {
		return me.super.call(this)+2;
	}
});

var test = new TestClass();
test.func1(); //2
test.func2(); //4

###Testing

Tests are written as jasmine tests and configured for the karma test runner. To run the tests, navigate to the tests directory and run:

karma start karma.config.js --single-run

###Building

The build is configured for Grunt. The first time building, run the following steps on the command line:

To be able to run grunt on the command line:

npm install -g grunt-cli

To install all required grunt plugins by this project:

npm install

To build soop, run:

grunt