Snippet Zone

Add Getter Setter to Object

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const target = {}
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let value = null;
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Object.defineProperties(target, {
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  magic: {
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    get() {
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      console.log('- getter called::', value);

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      return value;
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    },
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    set(val) {
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      document.body.innerHTML += val + '<br>';

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      value = val;
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    }
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  }
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});
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target.magic = 'xyz';
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target.magic = 'snippet';
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target.magic = 'zone';
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target.magic = '- last value';
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console.log('getting', target.magic);
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This snippet shows a way to add getters and setters to a specific key of an existing object. This is powerful for decorating configuration objects with special behaviors. This kind of thing can easily be created with a little more abstraction:

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const image = view({
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  tag: 'img', 
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  src: 'myImage.jpg',
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  x: '20%', 
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  y: '20%',
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  size: '50%'
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});
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const prev = view({
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  tag: 'button',
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  x: () => image.x,
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  y: () => image.bottom
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});
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const next = view({
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  tag: 'button',
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  x: () => image.right - this.width,
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  y: () => image.bottom
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});
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September 8, 2021

// hacks // javascript // objects // tricks

Nonsense Logs

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const SPEED = 700;
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const addKeys = obj => {
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  obj.keys = Object.keys(obj)
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  return obj
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}
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const wordParts = {
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  start: addKeys({
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    z: .3,
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    zim: .1,
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    zz: .1,
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    zzz: .1,
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    ziz: .05,
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    zoo: .1,
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    koe: .05,
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    kob: .05,
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    'cow cow': .1,
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    'how ': .02,
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    sl: .1,
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    ko: .05
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  }),
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  mid: addKeys({
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    i: .1,
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    oo: .1,
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    a: .1,
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    e: .3,
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    oe: .1,
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    ebobe: .1,
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    y: .1
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  }),
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  end: addKeys({
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    z: .3,
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    n: .1,
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    t: .05,
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    rat: .1,
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    '!': .05,
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    '?': .05,
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    '': .1
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  })
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};
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const wordPart = (
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    type,
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    dupeOdds = .1,
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    dupeMax = 8,
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    capOdds = .05
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  ) => {
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  let result = '';
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  const part = wordParts[type];
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  while (result === '') {
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    const choice = part.keys[
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      Math.floor(Math.random() * part.keys.length)

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    ];
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    if (Math.random() < part[choice]) {
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      result = choice;
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      if (Math.random() < dupeOdds) {
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        const dupes = Math.round(
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          Math.random() * Math.random() * dupeMax

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        );
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        result = result.repeat(dupes);
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      }
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    }
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  }
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  wordPart.accum += result;
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  if (Math.random() < capOdds) {
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    wordPart.accum = wordPart.accum.toUpperCase()

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  }
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  return wordPart;
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}
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wordPart.accum  = '';
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const word = () =>
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  wordPart('start')('mid')('end').accum + ' '

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document.body.style.fontSize="2em";
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setInterval(() => {
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  document.body.innerHTML += word();
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  wordPart.accum = ''
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}, SPEED);
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Sometimes to entertain myself I will write nonsense style print/log statements. Things like console.log('cowcow'). This snippet generates a variety of these kinds of phrases.

September 7, 2021

// humor // javascript // strings

Random Hex Color (semi-golfed)

document.body.innerHTML += 'click anywhere...'

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onclick = () =>
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  document.body.style.background = 
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    `#${Math.random().toString(16).substr(-6)}`

I golfed this snippet slightly for no reason in particular. I recently posted a nice readable way to make random hsl colors. This snippet generates a random hexidecimal color.

How it works:

Math.random() // random number between 0 and 1

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.toString(16) // convert to hex string (something like "0.2d6bcee4198d4")

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.substr(-6) // grab the last 6 characters

Here is a non-golfed version:

const instructionsEl = document.createElement('p');

instructionsEl.innerHTML = 'click anywhere...';

document.body.appendChild(instructionsEl);

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const randomHexColor = () => 
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  `#${Math.random().toString(16).substr(-6)}`;

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document.addEventListener('click', () => {

  document.body.style.background = randomHexColor();

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});
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September 6, 2021

// codegolf // color // css // golfed // hex // javascript

Proxies and Dynamic Methods

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const spec = {
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  get(o, key) {
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    console.log(key, ':: key');
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    return o[key] != null ? 
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      o[key] : o[key] = () => {
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        document.body.innerHTML += `<div>${key}!</div>`;

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        return anyMethod();
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      }
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  },
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  set(o, key, v) {
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    o[key] = v;
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  }
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};
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const anyMethod = () => new Proxy({}, spec);

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anyMethod().now()
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  .this().is()
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  .pretty()
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  .cool()
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  .confusing()
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  .evil()?.or()
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  .maybe().powerful()
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  ['... what <b>do</b> <i>you</i><br>']()

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  .think();
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Proxies can be used for all manner of strange “magic”. I can actually see some uses for this, might post in the next few days…

September 5, 2021

// hacks // javascript // tricks

self.window.self.window.top.self…

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// :P 
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console.log(this.self.window.self.top.window.self.top.window.self.self.self.top);

😉

September 4, 2021

// humor // javascript

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