Let's dispense once and for all with the fiction that a brazier is a women's undergarment. A brazier is heater like this:
I'm glad that we cleared that up. Now let's never pronounce "brazier" incorrectly again.
brazier is a JavaScript utility library. It is heavily inspired by Haskell, Underscore/Lodash, and the Scala collections library. brazier is an opinionated library written in CoffeeScript, with a focus on upholding a particular balance between power, performance, and elegance, backed by clear implementation code.
Modules modules can be imported with standard ES6 imports (e.g. import { isArray } from "/url/to/type.js").
Use the following terminal commands:
npm install- This downloads all of the necessary libraries
grunt- This builds the project
grunt test- This runs the test, but won't necessarily squawk if there's something badly wrong
grunt && python3 -m http.server 9005- This will build the latest version of the project and make the files accessible (via Python's bundled HTTP server) on port 9005. You can then view the tests at
http://localhost:9005/test/test.html. Check the JavaScript console to ensure that there were no errors thrown.
- This will build the latest version of the project and make the files accessible (via Python's bundled HTTP server) on port 9005. You can then view the tests at
brazier is in the public domain. To the extent possible under law, Uri Wilensky has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights.