Accessing submodules methods from main module?
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What is the best practise in Javascript, if any, to access submodules methods from the main module?
We need to enlarge the project and want to hierarchize the modules right from the beginning, and thus be sure that things get done nice and neat right from the start. Our project was large, and as we are not pros we didn't use modules nor singletons, we put all the functions into global scope (I know now, it's a mess), and now we are facing a huge burden to reorganize everything. So, apologies if it's newbie question, but before allocating many men-hours, we want to be sure everything follows the best practises.
Is this approach correct and within best practises?
//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();javascript design-patterns module
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
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What is the best practise in Javascript, if any, to access submodules methods from the main module?
We need to enlarge the project and want to hierarchize the modules right from the beginning, and thus be sure that things get done nice and neat right from the start. Our project was large, and as we are not pros we didn't use modules nor singletons, we put all the functions into global scope (I know now, it's a mess), and now we are facing a huge burden to reorganize everything. So, apologies if it's newbie question, but before allocating many men-hours, we want to be sure everything follows the best practises.
Is this approach correct and within best practises?
//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();javascript design-patterns module
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
up vote
0
down vote
favorite
What is the best practise in Javascript, if any, to access submodules methods from the main module?
We need to enlarge the project and want to hierarchize the modules right from the beginning, and thus be sure that things get done nice and neat right from the start. Our project was large, and as we are not pros we didn't use modules nor singletons, we put all the functions into global scope (I know now, it's a mess), and now we are facing a huge burden to reorganize everything. So, apologies if it's newbie question, but before allocating many men-hours, we want to be sure everything follows the best practises.
Is this approach correct and within best practises?
//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();javascript design-patterns module
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
What is the best practise in Javascript, if any, to access submodules methods from the main module?
We need to enlarge the project and want to hierarchize the modules right from the beginning, and thus be sure that things get done nice and neat right from the start. Our project was large, and as we are not pros we didn't use modules nor singletons, we put all the functions into global scope (I know now, it's a mess), and now we are facing a huge burden to reorganize everything. So, apologies if it's newbie question, but before allocating many men-hours, we want to be sure everything follows the best practises.
Is this approach correct and within best practises?
//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();//in file Module.js
var Module = (function() {
//shall I put something here, to inform others about a submodule?
this.Utils = (function(){})();
function B() {
console.log("Module: B");
// accessing submodule public methods
// by name or this?
Module.Utils.C();
this.Utils.C();
};
return {
B: B
};
})();
//in file Utils.js
Module.Utils = (function() {
function C() {
console.log("Module.Utils: C");
};
return {
C: C
}
})();
(function(){
Module.B();
})();javascript design-patterns module
javascript design-patterns module
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
asked Nov 19 at 13:14
João Pimentel Ferreira
3,69112126
3,69112126
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