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Use overl8d please. its pretty much better.

Fonksiyon

Simplest Function Overloading

How can i install?

npm install fonksiyon

Pros

• Fast
• Small
• YES Optional parameters..

Cons

• No Grouped parameters (it will come soon. string, [number, string])
• No continous parameters (it will come soon. string, number...)

We are working for the cons..

Supported Types

• string
• number
• array
• object
• function
• null or undefined (represented as null)
• any (represented as can get any param)
• own classes

How can i use this

var fonksiyon = require("fonksiyon");
var sayhello = fonksiyon({
    "string": function (who) {
        console.log("Hello " + who);
    }, 
    "string, string": function(guy, guy2) {
        console.log("Welcome back " + guy + " and " + guy2 + " :)");
    }
});
 
sayhello("furkan");
sayhello("fatma", "kadir")

Console output;

Hello furkan
Welcome back fatma and kadir :)

More?

var fonksiyon = require("fonksiyon");
 
 
function Person(name) {
    this.name = name;
}
/*
                             _________________________________
                            |   you must put name to function |
                            |_________________________________|
                            |
                            v
var person = new function Person(name) {
*/
 
var sayhello = fonksiyon({
    "Person": function(person) {
        console.log("Hello " + person.name);
    }, 
    "string": function (who) {
        console.log("Hello " + who);
    }, 
    "string, string": function(guy, guy2) {
        console.log("Welcome back " + guy + " and " + guy2 + " :)");
    }, 
    "Person, Person": function(guy, guy2) {
        console.log("Welcome back " + guy.name + " and " + guy2.name + " :)");
    }
});
 
var me = new Person("dogan");
var him = new Person("some guy");
sayHello(me, him);

Optional parameters

use * statement for making optional parameter

var opt = fonksiyon({
    "string, *number": function(str, num) {
        num || (num = 5);
        console.log(str, num);
    }
});

Empty parameters

use null statement for making empty parameter

var emptyparam = fonksiyon({
    null: function() {
        //no param
    }
});

Any parameters

use any statement for allow all parameters

var anyparam = fonksiyon({
    "string, any": function(str, something) {
        
    }
});