Much like useware, but with the ability to bind given context to each function.
npm i useware-context --save
For more use-cases see the tests
const usewareContext = require('useware-context')Pass different kind of values and get only functions. They also are bounded with
ctx(if given) and if it is first argument, or using.call/.applyas usual.
Params
ctx{Object=}: If first argument is object, it's considered as context.args{*}: Any number of arguments, only functions are filtered.returns{Array}: Flattened array containing only functions.
Example
var useware = require('useware-context')
function pluginOne () {
return this.foo
}
function pluginTwo () {
return this.bar
}
// pass context as first argument
var fns = useware({
foo: 'baz',
bar: 'qux'
}, [1, 2, [pluginOne, 3]], 'arg', pluginTwo)
console.log(fns) // => [ [Function: pluginOne], [Function: pluginTwo] ]
console.log(fns[0]()) // => 'baz'
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Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
But before doing anything, please read the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.
