EWD 3 Training Course Part 21: Persistent JavaScript Objects

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This presentation is Part 21 of the EWD 3 Training Course. It explains how Document Node objects and its $() function allow the abstraction of Persistent JavaScript Objects from Global Storage

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EWD 3 Training Course
Part 21
JavaScript Abstraction of Global Storage:
(b) Persistent JavaScript Objects
Rob Tweed
Director, M/Gateway Developments Ltd
Twitter: @rtweed

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
Can we then refer to: myDoc.d.e2.f3 ?
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
myDoc.d.e2.f3
Is a DocumentNode Object
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
myDoc.d.e2.f3
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"
Would also have to be a DocumentNode Object
This would mean we'd have to know that the 'd' property was, or could be, a valid node

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
myDoc.d.e2.f3
BUT: Impossible to predict or determine in advance all the
possible subscripts of a Global
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode( 'myDoc');
myDoc.x.value
Also: can't create properties automatically using subscript names
as these might clash with DocumentNode property or method names
as in the case above
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"
myDoc("x","value")="hello world"

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$() Function
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var dNode = myDoc.$('d');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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$() Function
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var dNode = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc', [ 'd']);
This does the same thing, but is much more verbose
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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Chaining $() Functions
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var dNode = myDoc.$('d');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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Chaining $() Functions
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var dNode = myDoc.$('d');
var e2Node = dNode.$('e2');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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Chaining $() Functions
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var f3Node = myDoc.$('d').$('e2').$('f3');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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$() only needs invoking once
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var f3Node = myDoc.$('d').$('e2').$('f3');
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"
A DocumentNode represented by $d was instantiated as a property of
the myDoc DocumentNode

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$ properties are DocumentNodes
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var f3Node = myDoc.$('d').$('e2').$('f3');
var f3Value = f3Node.value; // bar3
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")="bar3"

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Persistent JavaScript Objects!
var myDoc = new this.documentStore.DocumentNode('myDoc');
var f3Node = myDoc.$('d').$('e2').$('f3');
myDoc.$d.$e2.$f3.value = 'New value';
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")=”New value"
Updates value on disk, not an in-memory copy
"Persistent JavaScript Objects"

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Persistent JavaScript Objects
myDoc("a")=123
myDoc("b","c1")="foo"
myDoc("b","c2")="foo2"
myDoc("d","e1","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e1","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f1")="bar1"
myDoc("d","e2","f2")="bar2"
myDoc("d","e2","f3")=”New value"
Not quite: myDoc.d.e2.f3
Instead: myDoc.$d.$e2.$f3
But no chance of subscript-based properties clashing with
DocumentNode property or method names by prefixing with $

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