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Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception ofSUGAR - HOME
Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below. SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
In these examples, the attempt to merge 2 object literals together results in a conflict. Standard merge behavior is to override all properties, resulting in the target object always receiving the source object's properties (this is typical of "extend" in other libraries as well). As you can see this is still the default behavior, with the 3rd property "override" as true by default.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default). SUGAR - A JAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARY FOR WORKING WITHDOWNLOADGETTING STARTEDDATESDOCSUPGRADINGRELEASES As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user.SUGAR - HOME
Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception ofSUGAR - HOME
Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below. SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
In these examples, the attempt to merge 2 object literals together results in a conflict. Standard merge behavior is to override all properties, resulting in the target object always receiving the source object's properties (this is typical of "extend" in other libraries as well). As you can see this is still the default behavior, with the 3rd property "override" as true by default.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default).SUGAR - HOME
Additionally, the previous method duration is now renamed to span.Finally, Array.create can understand ranges and convert them to arrays when needed. Array.find and Array.findIndex. These methods that are defined in the ES6 spec previously existed but worked slightlydifferently.
SUGAR - HOME
These replacements will be run when calling the appropriate method. uncountable and irregular apply to both singular and pluralize.Note also acronym, which is a new part of ActiveSupport that hasn't found its way to Rails yet.Also a point of personal pride is titleize which will properly not capitalize prepositions, articles, and the like.. Finally, String#namespace was added, which will findSUGAR - HOME
In these examples, the attempt to merge 2 object literals together results in a conflict. Standard merge behavior is to override all properties, resulting in the target object always receiving the source object's properties (this is typical of "extend" in other libraries as well). As you can see this is still the default behavior, with the 3rd property "override" as true by default.SUGAR - HOME
After a major hiatus, Sugar 2.0.0 is finally here! This version has been a labor of love. It boasts a completely new way of interacting with the library, massive new features, code modularization, tons of performance optimizations, and a brand new site to match. Upgrading.SUGAR - HOME
The default format for Date.format() is now the long format.. Date manipulation also got some polishing. Date#reset will now accept any unit, for example date.reset('day') will reset the date and all smaller units. This method replaces Date#resetTime, which is now deprecated.. Date#advance will now accept a string format like "4 days", and, along with advancing methods like Date#addDays, nowSUGAR - HOME
Although this is the standard way to sort a numeric array, 'a' - 'b' will produce NaN, so this method cannot be used on strings.The compare method, however, will run the correct comparison operation for that type. In the case of Number, it will run a - b, for String it will produce -1 if a b, and 0 if a == b.Dates will similarly do a straight comparison so they will be sorted properly as well.SUGAR - HOME
A Javascript utility library for working with native objects.SUGAR - HOME
1.3.7 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-11-29 select/reject. Analogous to Underscore's Object.pick and Object.omit, Sugar now has Object.select and Object.reject.These methods do pretty much what you would expect from the names -- returning a new object that contains properties that match/do not match the keys passed -- but have some special hidden features.SUGAR - HOME
1.0.0 Back | Minified | Changelog 2011-10-20. Sugar v1.0 is out and once again it will the biggest release so far. I'm psyched. Let's go. Date Locales. My own personal holy grail, Sugar dates now support 11 major locales out of the box: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.SUGAR - HOME
0.9.3 Back | Minified | Changelog 2011-08-08. OK, this will be the biggest update since Sugar was released! v0.9.3 makes a major move toward more stability and safety while at the same time adds some nice new features to the library. SUGAR - A JAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARY FOR WORKING WITHDOWNLOADGETTING STARTEDDATESDOCSUPGRADINGRELEASES As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user.SUGAR - HOME
Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception ofSUGAR - HOME
Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below. SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
After a major hiatus, Sugar 2.0.0 is finally here! This version has been a labor of love. It boasts a completely new way of interacting with the library, massive new features, code modularization, tons of performance optimizations, and a brand new site to match. Upgrading.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default). SUGAR - A JAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARY FOR WORKING WITHDOWNLOADGETTING STARTEDDATESDOCSUPGRADINGRELEASES As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user.SUGAR - HOME
Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception ofSUGAR - HOME
Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below. SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
After a major hiatus, Sugar 2.0.0 is finally here! This version has been a labor of love. It boasts a completely new way of interacting with the library, massive new features, code modularization, tons of performance optimizations, and a brand new site to match. Upgrading.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default).SUGAR - HOME
These replacements will be run when calling the appropriate method. uncountable and irregular apply to both singular and pluralize.Note also acronym, which is a new part of ActiveSupport that hasn't found its way to Rails yet.Also a point of personal pride is titleize which will properly not capitalize prepositions, articles, and the like.. Finally, String#namespace was added, which will findSUGAR - HOME
After a major hiatus, Sugar 2.0.0 is finally here! This version has been a labor of love. It boasts a completely new way of interacting with the library, massive new features, code modularization, tons of performance optimizations, and a brand new site to match. Upgrading.SUGAR - HOME
Additionally, the previous method duration is now renamed to span.Finally, Array.create can understand ranges and convert them to arrays when needed. Array.find and Array.findIndex. These methods that are defined in the ES6 spec previously existed but worked slightlydifferently.
SUGAR - HOME
In these examples, the attempt to merge 2 object literals together results in a conflict. Standard merge behavior is to override all properties, resulting in the target object always receiving the source object's properties (this is typical of "extend" in other libraries as well). As you can see this is still the default behavior, with the 3rd property "override" as true by default.SUGAR - HOME
The default format for Date.format() is now the long format.. Date manipulation also got some polishing. Date#reset will now accept any unit, for example date.reset('day') will reset the date and all smaller units. This method replaces Date#resetTime, which is now deprecated.. Date#advance will now accept a string format like "4 days", and, along with advancing methods like Date#addDays, nowSUGAR - HOME
A Javascript utility library for working with native objects.SUGAR - HOME
Although this is the standard way to sort a numeric array, 'a' - 'b' will produce NaN, so this method cannot be used on strings.The compare method, however, will run the correct comparison operation for that type. In the case of Number, it will run a - b, for String it will produce -1 if a b, and 0 if a == b.Dates will similarly do a straight comparison so they will be sorted properly as well.SUGAR - HOME
1.0.0 Back | Minified | Changelog 2011-10-20. Sugar v1.0 is out and once again it will the biggest release so far. I'm psyched. Let's go. Date Locales. My own personal holy grail, Sugar dates now support 11 major locales out of the box: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.SUGAR - HOME
1.3.7 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-11-29 select/reject. Analogous to Underscore's Object.pick and Object.omit, Sugar now has Object.select and Object.reject.These methods do pretty much what you would expect from the names -- returning a new object that contains properties that match/do not match the keys passed -- but have some special hidden features.SUGAR - HOME
0.9.1 Back | Changelog 2011-07-27. Thanks to everyone who's taken the time to look into Sugar. This will be my first post on this blog, which I'll use to keep people updated about releases, and as a SUGAR - A JAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARY FOR WORKING WITHDOWNLOADGETTING STARTEDDATESDOCSUPGRADINGRELEASESJAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARYJAVASCRIPTUTILITY LIBRARY
As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user.SUGAR - HOME
Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception of SUGAR - HOMESUGAR SCRIPTSUGAR METABOLISM SUPPORTSYNTACTIC SUGAR JSSYNTACTIC SUGAR IN JAVASCRIPT Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below.SUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COM SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSYNTACTIC SUGAR JSNATIONAL SUGAR MARKETING LLCSYNTACTIC SUGAR IN JAVASCRIPTHOW IS SUGAR MADESUGAR SUGAR SONG YOUTUBEBEST LEGIT SUGAR DADDY WEBSITESSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
1.3.7 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-11-29 select/reject. Analogous to Underscore's Object.pick and Object.omit, Sugar now has Object.select and Object.reject.These methods do pretty much what you would expect from the names -- returning a new object that contains properties that match/do not match the keys passed -- but have some special hidden features.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default). SUGAR - A JAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARY FOR WORKING WITHDOWNLOADGETTING STARTEDDATESDOCSUPGRADINGRELEASESJAVASCRIPT UTILITY LIBRARYJAVASCRIPTUTILITY LIBRARY
As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives, however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user.SUGAR - HOME
Modules. Although Sugar builds can now be customized at method level, modules are still used as an intuitive way of grouping similar methods. The main sugar npm package is organized into modules, which can be required together. Non-default modules are also excluded from the main Sugar build, but can be added by creating a customized build.Likewise, non-default modules (with the exception of SUGAR - HOMESUGAR SCRIPTSUGAR METABOLISM SUPPORTSYNTACTIC SUGAR JSSYNTACTIC SUGAR IN JAVASCRIPT Download. The main build includes polyfills for ES6 and ES7 as well as a number of common methods. Notably not included are Date locales other than English and String methods that provide additional language support. Custom builds can be created below.SUGAR - HOME
2.0.4 - Typescript Declarations Fixes. 2.0.2 - Adding Typescript Declarations 2.0.0 - A utility library for everyone. Chainables, modularized builds, and much more! 1.5.0 - Final release of v1 1.4.0 - Major performance enhancements, natural sorting, ranges, and more! 1.3.9 - jQuery 1.9 Fix and Object.toQueryString 1.3.8 - Bugfixes and caching 1.3.7 - Object selecting and rejecting 1.3.6 SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COM SUGAR - HOMESEE MORE ON SUGARJS.COMSYNTACTIC SUGAR JSNATIONAL SUGAR MARKETING LLCSYNTACTIC SUGAR IN JAVASCRIPTHOW IS SUGAR MADESUGAR SUGAR SONG YOUTUBEBEST LEGIT SUGAR DADDY WEBSITESSUGAR - HOME
Extending natives. Sugar is a Javascript utility library that deals with native objects. One of its core features is the ability to extend natives directly, sometimes referred to as "monkey-patching".SUGAR - UPGRADING
Upgrading to 2.0. The most major change in v2.0 is the new Sugar global object as the main method of interaction with Sugar, and native extension becoming opt-in. If you simply want to continue using Sugar as before, the first step is to call the extend method, whichSUGAR - HOME
1.3.7 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-11-29 select/reject. Analogous to Underscore's Object.pick and Object.omit, Sugar now has Object.select and Object.reject.These methods do pretty much what you would expect from the names -- returning a new object that contains properties that match/do not match the keys passed -- but have some special hidden features.SUGAR - HOME
1.2.5 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-05-02. A few semi-minor, but front-facing changes in this one: String. String#truncate now has sensible defaults as well as different arguments. Previous arguments: length The length to truncate to.; ellipsis The characters to indicate truncation (""; split Whether or not to split words on trucation (false by default).SUGAR - HOME
After a major hiatus, Sugar 2.0.0 is finally here! This version has been a labor of love. It boasts a completely new way of interacting with the library, massive new features, code modularization, tons of performance optimizations, and a brand new site to match. Upgrading.SUGAR - HOME
Additionally, the previous method duration is now renamed to span.Finally, Array.create can understand ranges and convert them to arrays when needed. Array.find and Array.findIndex. These methods that are defined in the ES6 spec previously existed but worked slightlydifferently.
SUGAR - HOME
These replacements will be run when calling the appropriate method. uncountable and irregular apply to both singular and pluralize.Note also acronym, which is a new part of ActiveSupport that hasn't found its way to Rails yet.Also a point of personal pride is titleize which will properly not capitalize prepositions, articles, and the like.. Finally, String#namespace was added, which will findSUGAR - HOME
In these examples, the attempt to merge 2 object literals together results in a conflict. Standard merge behavior is to override all properties, resulting in the target object always receiving the source object's properties (this is typical of "extend" in other libraries as well). As you can see this is still the default behavior, with the 3rd property "override" as true by default.SUGAR - HOME
Array Matching. Another semi-big refactoring deals with the matching of elements inside an array. Previously Sugar would attempt to recursively match any object in an array by value.SUGAR - HOME
The default format for Date.format() is now the long format.. Date manipulation also got some polishing. Date#reset will now accept any unit, for example date.reset('day') will reset the date and all smaller units. This method replaces Date#resetTime, which is now deprecated.. Date#advance will now accept a string format like "4 days", and, along with advancing methods like Date#addDays, nowSUGAR - HOME
A Javascript utility library for working with native objects.SUGAR - HOME
Although this is the standard way to sort a numeric array, 'a' - 'b' will produce NaN, so this method cannot be used on strings.The compare method, however, will run the correct comparison operation for that type. In the case of Number, it will run a - b, for String it will produce -1 if a b, and 0 if a == b.Dates will similarly do a straight comparison so they will be sorted properly as well.SUGAR - HOME
1.3.7 Back | Minified | Changelog | Cautionlog 2012-11-29 select/reject. Analogous to Underscore's Object.pick and Object.omit, Sugar now has Object.select and Object.reject.These methods do pretty much what you would expect from the names -- returning a new object that contains properties that match/do not match the keys passed -- but have some special hidden features.SUGAR - HOME
1.0.0 Back | Minified | Changelog 2011-10-20. Sugar v1.0 is out and once again it will the biggest release so far. I'm psyched. Let's go. Date Locales. My own personal holy grail, Sugar dates now support 11 major locales out of the box: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. Home Download Getting Started DatesDocs
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SIMPLE
A straightforward API makes Sugar very easy to pick up and startusing.
MODULAR
Custom builds and modularized npm packages let you use only what youneed.
EXTENSIBLE
Users can define methods or use plugins to handle specialized usecases.
DATES
The date module parses, formats, and manipulates dates and supportsmany locales.
NATIVES
Sugar blends in with native methods, and defers to their implementations when possible.POLYFILLS
A comprehensive polyfill suite patches browser support when it isbroken or missing.
DOES SUGAR MODIFY NATIVES? As of v2.0, native extension has become opt-in while supporting two new ways of interacting with the library. Sugar still believes in the safe extension of natives , however there are times when this is not appropriate, and this choice is now put in the hands of the user. I JUST WANT THE DATES! Check out the new dates guide to jump start working withdates in Sugar.
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