adiddigi
Tera Guru

Remember JSUtil? Its a cool script include to do a lot of Javascript!

To scratch an itch, and to do some more, I wrote(ported) another Script Include called JSUtil2, which is kinda port of Underscore.js.

Hope you will find it useful:



/*
* JSUtil already has some utility functions, Some more utility functions.
* Written by diddigiabhi@gmail.com
* Re-written for Service Now from underscore.js: http://underscorejs.org/
*
*/


var JSUtil2 = Class.create();

//Setting the version.
JSUtil2.version = 0.1;
//Collection functions start here


//Checks if an object is empty
//String,Arrays,Objects can be passed.
JSUtil2.isEmpty = function(obj){
if(typeof obj == 'string' || obj == 'array') return obj.length === 0;
for (var key in obj) if (! JSUtil2.has(obj, key)) return false ;
return true;

};

//Checks if a key belongs to an Object
//JSUtil has a method `contains`, you can either use that or this.
JSUtil2.has = function(obj,key){


return hasOwnProperty.call(obj, key);

};


// One of the important functions,iterates over a given object as
// per a given iterator.We don't use context much in Service Now, But if
// you want to, pass it as 3rd parameter.
JSUtil2.each = function(obj,iterator,context){

if(JSUtil.nil(obj)) {gs.log("JSUtil2 Error: Object not defined.");return;}
if (typeof obj.length == 'number' ) {
for (var i = 0, l = obj.length; i < l; i++) {

if (iterator.call(context, obj<i>, i, obj) === {}) return;
}
} else {
for (var key in obj) {
if (JSUtil2.has(obj, key)) {

if (iterator.call(context, obj[key], key, obj) === {}) return;
}
}
}
};

//produces a new array of values as per the iterator function defined.
JSUtil2.map = function(obj, iterator, context){

var results = [];

JSUtil2.each(obj, function(value,key,list){
results.push( iterator.call(context, value, key, list));
});


return results;

};



// `properties` is an array of key:value pairs. Find checks if the given Array of objects
// has those properties, and outputs those objects as array of objects.
JSUtil2.find = function(obj,properties){

//Properties is a JSON Object

if(typeof properties != 'object') {
gs.log("JSUtil2 Error: Properties are not Object.");
return false;
}

for(var i in properties){

//First check if the key is present in the object, if yes, then check if has the value that is specified.
if(JSUtil2.has(obj,i) &amp;&amp; obj<i> == properties<i>){
//do nothing

continue;


}
else{
return false;
}



}
return true;


};


//Looks through all the values of the object and return those
//which satisfy the iterator defined.
JSUtil2.filter = function(obj, iterator, context){

var retArr = [];
if(JSUtil.nil(obj)) return;
JSUtil2.each(obj, function(value, index , list){

if(iterator.call(context, value, index, list)) {
retArr.push(value);}

});
JSUtil.logObject(retArr);
return retArr;


};


//Underscore.js's implementation of JSUtil2's find.
JSUtil2.where = function(obj, properties){

if(JSUtil2.isEmpty(obj)) return [];

return JSUtil2.filter(obj, function(value) {
for (var key in properties) {

if (properties[key] !== value[key]){return false;}
}
return true;
});

};


//extracts list of property values.
JSUtil2.pluck = function(obj, key){

return JSUtil2.map(obj, function(value){ return value[key]; });


};


// Array functions start here

//Checks if the passed object is an array
JSUtil2.checkArray = function(arr){
return JSUtil.notNil(arr) &amp;&amp; typeof arr == 'object' &amp;&amp; typeof (arr.length) == 'number';
};


//If n is specified, it returns first n items in the array.
JSUtil2.first = function(arr,n){
if(! JSUtil2.checkArray(arr)) return '-infinity' ;

if(arr.length == 0) return '-infinity';

return (n != null)? arr.slice( 0, n) : arr[0];


};


//return the last item if n is not specified, else retuns n -last characters.
JSUtil2.last = function(arr,n){

if(! JSUtil2.checkArray(arr)) return '-infinity' ;

if(arr.length == 0) return '-infinity';

return (n != null)? arr.slice((arr.length-n), arr.length) : arr[arr.length-1];

};

//Removes all the 'falsy' values returned. false,0,null,'', nan and undefined are
//falsy values in Javascript.
JSUtil2.compact = function(arg){


return JSUtil2.filter(arg, function(value){

return value;
} );

};




The documentation(for a couple of methods) too is on Github: https://github.com/abhididdigi/JSUtil2/blob/master/docs.md

Some more methods on the way.

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