Beating the boilerplate with elegance. Basic and common methods for your node.js application.

If you want to install it use the user/repo pattern that npm provides.

npm i tunnckoCore/app-base --save

For more use-cases see the tests

const AppBase = require('app-base').AppBase

// or just use the instance
const app = require('app-base')

app.define('hello', function helloWorld (foo, world) {
  console.log('Hello', foo, world)
})
app.hello('bar', 'qux') // => 'Hello bar qux'

Using following libraries, they internally pass this (the instance) as first argument.

• delegate-properties app.delegate(obj) - adds non-enumerable methods to app from obj
• define-property app.define(key, value) - adds non-enumerable key to app

console.log(app)           // => AppBase { AppBase: [Function: AppBase] }
console.log(app.delegate)  // => [Function: delegateProperties]
console.log(app.define)    // => [Function: defineProperty]

Using following libraries:

• delegate-properties AppBase.delegate(Parent.prototype, proto)
• define-property AppBase.define(Parent.prototype, key, value)
• static-extend AppBase.extend(Parent)

console.log(AppBase)           // => [Function: AppBase]
console.log(AppBase.delegate)  // => [Function: delegate]
console.log(AppBase.define)    // => [Function: defineProperty]
console.log(AppBase.extend)    // => [Function: extend]

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.