kits-js

a easy use js library for some operates with js  

• kits-js
  • 1. http
    • 1.1 http.fetch(option)
    • 1.2 http.ajax(option)
    • 1.3 http.jsonp(option)
    • 1.4 http.download(url,fileName)
  • 2. obj
    • 2.1. obj.deepClone(source)
    • 2.2. obj.diff(src1,src2)
    • 2.3. obj.merge(src1,src2)

1. http

1.1 http.fetch(option)

1.2 http.ajax(option)

1.3 http.jsonp(option)

option parameters:

param	type	description
url	String	The URL of the resource/api
timeout	Number	The URL of the resource/api
method	String	GET or POST method default GET
success	Function	the request success callback
fail	Function	the request fail callback

example:

    http.fetch({
        url: 'http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/users/1',
        method: 'GET',
        success: (rs) => {
        },
        fail: (rs) => {
        }
    });

1.4 http.download(url,fileName)

param	type	description
url	String	The URL of the resource/api
fileName	String	the name you want to name the file

2. obj

for Object operations

2.1. obj.deepClone(source)

source: 
    the Object you want to deep clone
return:
    an object the same as source

    let clone = obj.deepClone({name:'Daniel',age:44})

2.2. obj.diff(src1,src2)

src1/src2:     
    the object you want to get the diff of two objects   
return:   
    return the diff of src2 relative to src1   

    var o1 = {
        a: {
            aa: {
                aaa: 1
            },
            bb: {
                bbb: 2
            }
        },
        b: 'hello',
        e: 'o2 dont have',
        g: 'o2 different',
    }
    var o2 = {
        a: {
            aa: {
                aaa: 'first'
            },
            bb: {
                bbb: 2
            }
        },
        c: 'daniel',
        f: 'o1 dont have',
        g: 'different',
    }
    let diff = obj.diff(o1,o2);

2.3. obj.merge(src1,src2)

src1/src2:  
    the same as obj.diff  
return:  
    return the merged object of src1 && src2  
    the src2 will only overwrite the string/number property values of src1

example:

    let merged = obj.merge(o1,o2)