UndoRedo.js

A general purpose, functional style to the command design pattern.
UndoRedo.js allows you to easily create undoable actions in any javascript application.

UndoRedo.do

Pass in two functions, the 'do' and 'undo' functions. UndoRedo.do will perform the 'do' function and push the action onto the UndoRedo stack.

UndoRedo.do( function() {
    //do stuff here
}, function() {
    //undo stuff here
});

UndoRedo.undo

Undoes the last action. Console.warns if there are no actions left to undo.

UndoRedo.undo();

UndoRedo.redo

Redoes the last undone action. Console.warns if there are no actions to redo.

UndoRedo.redo();

Example

When you want to perform an undoable action, you call 'do' with two functions as parameters: the first function performs your action. The second function is what will be called to undo your action. Use closures to your advantage here. Ex:

//some object-oriented javascript stuffs
var Point = function(x,y) {
    this.x = x;
    this.y = y;
  
    //here is an action we cant to be able to undo/redo
    this.move = function(dx,dy) {
        
        //this variable will be saved in the undo function's closure
        var oldState = {
            x: this.x,
            y: this.y
        };
        
        //this function sets up the action and performs it
        UndoRedo.do( 
            //the 'do' or 'redo' function
            function() {
                this.x += dx;
                this.y += dy;
            }, 
          
            //the 'undo' function
            function() {
                this.x = oldState.x;
                this.y = oldState.y;
            });
    }
}

//do some actions...
var p = new Point(0,0);
p.move(5,10);
console.log(p);
p.move(2,1);

//test it out
UndoRedo.undo();
console.log(p);
UndoRedo.undo();
console.log(p);
UndoRedo.redo();
console.log(p);
console.log(p);