1.4.1

made everything configurable so things would stop breaking if you try to redefine something

1.4.0

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aepl v1.4 🍎

• updated directory stuff
• more compact because less files

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extensions

used for extending properties and functions from another class externally from class declarations

extend()

extending from both props and funcs
alts:

• ext()

extendFunctions()

extending from only a class' functions
alts:

• extendFuncs()
• extendF()
• extFuncs()
• extF()

extendProperties()

extending from only a class' properties
alts:

• extendProps()
• extendP()
• extProps()
• extP()

const cl = require('aepl');


// class to extend from
class Ext {
    constructor(var1) {
        this.var1 = var1
    }


    test1() {
        return this.var1;
    }

    test2() {
        return this.var2;
    }
}


// class extends from the extension class
cl.init("Example", class {
    constructor(var2) {
        this.var2 = var2;

        this.extend(Ext, "abc");
    }
});


let ex = new Example( "def" );


console.log(ex); // Example { var1: 'abc', var2: 'def' }
console.log(ex.test1()); // 'abc'
console.log(ex.test2()); // 'def'

1.3.2

• updated package.json links to use paishee
• updated license to use paishee

1.3.1

aepl 1.3.1

• added __inspect property to aepl classes
• added inspect() function to the main aepl class

const cl = require('aepl');


cl.init("Example", class {
    constructor(data) {
        this.data = data;
    }
});


Example.setInspect(function() {
    return `Example(${this.data.length}) ${cl.inspect(this.data)}`;
});


let ex = new Example([ 1, 2, 3 ]);


console.log(ex.__inspect); // Example(3) [ 1, 2, 3 ]

1.3.0

aepl 1.3.0

• added pre classes and functions that let you create stuff for before the class is initiated
• added setInspect for changing the output on the console

const cl = require('aepl');


cl.init("Example", class {
    constructor(data) {
        this.data = data
    }
});


Example.newPF("from", function(data) {
    return new Example(data);
});


Example.setInspect(function() {
    return `Example Class (${this.data.length})  [ ${this.data.join(", ")} ]`;
});


console.log(Example.from([ 1, 2, 3 ])); // Example Class (3)  [ 1, 2, 3 ]

1.2.11

aepl 1.2.11

• added from()
• updated init()
• added Class.setName()
• updated docs

1.2.10

due to complications and me being a little stupid I had to remove the support I was trying to add for classes created using non-class values

you can still do it but it won't be supported and will go back to returning the value you put in

const Class = require('aepl');

new Class("Main", [1, 2, 3]);

let main = new Main();

console.log(main); // [1, 2, 3]

1.2.9

aepl 1.2.9

updated builder for better cooler stuff

1.2.8

aepl 1.2.8

• renamed AeplSubClass to AeplSubclass
• updated README

1.2.7

aepl 1.2.7

added emoji to readme