To pick up this discussion again, I'm currently evaluating the best/easiest
interface for a open source project I'm working. And would really like to
hear your opinions about the following examples:
// 1
var kite = require('kitemetrics');
var server = new kite.Server();
var router = new
I prefer:
`var foo = new module.Foo()`
although I prefer to use CoffeeScript's object destructuring assignment:
```
{Foo} = require 'module'
foo = new Foo
```
or
```
moduleA = require 'module-a'
foo = new moduleA.Foo
```
1. Using the `new` keyword clearly indicates the creation of an object
On July 15, 2013 at 2:47:39 PM, Martin Jagusch (m...@mj.io) wrote:
To pick up this discussion again, I'm currently evaluating the best/easiest
interface for a open source project I'm working. And would really like to hear
your opinions about the following examples:
// 1
var kite =
without understanding the server - router and server - dealer
relationship I recommend
```js
var Router = require(kitemetrics/router)
var Dealer = require(kitemetrics/dealer)
var dealer = Dealer()
dealer.listen(5560)
var router = Router()
router.listen(5559)
```
note `new` is optional, one
If the module exposes only one thing
var fn = require (module);
If the module exposes various things
var m = require (module);
m.a()
m.b()
var fn = m.createFn() //or create() or whatever you want
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