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last analyzed 2017-12-06 16:47 UTC

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Complexity

Total Complexity	31
Complexity/F	2.21

Size

Lines of Code	281
Function Count	14

Duplication

Duplicated Lines	0
Ratio	0 %

Importance

Changes

Metric	Value
cc	0
nc	32
dl	0
loc	281
rs	9.8
c	0
b	0
f	0
wmc	31
mnd	2
bc	31
fnc	14
bpm	2.2142
cpm	2.2142
noi	17

9 Functions

Rating	Name	Size	Complexity
A	$(window).unload	3	1
B	hooks.util.extend	78	3
A	wp.wordpoints.$cache	13	1
A	hooks.util.getDeep	13	3
A	_.extend.template	3	1
A	models.manifest.js ➔ emptyFunction	23	1
A	_.extend.textTemplate	10	1
A	hooks.util.setDeep	18	1
A	_.extend.truncate	10	2

var $ = jQuery,
	hooks, emptyFunction;

window.wp = window.wp || {};

window.wp.wordpoints = window.wp.wordpoints || {};

hooks = wp.wordpoints.hooks = {

	model: {},
	view: {},
	controller: {},
	reactor: {},
	extension: {},
	util: {}
};

_.extend( hooks, Backbone.Events );


/**
 * ========================================================================
 * UTILITIES
 * ========================================================================
 */

// We override the basic `extend` function so that we can perform a
// little magic.
hooks.util.extend = function () {

	var obj = this;

	// Instead of duplicating Backbone's `extend()` logic here, we look up the tree
	// until we find the original extend function By doing it this way we are
	// compatible with other extend() methods being inserted somewhere up the tree
	// beside just Backbone's.
	while ( obj.extend === hooks.util.extend ) {
		obj = obj.__super__.constructor;
	}

	// We create the extension here, which we'll call `child`. From now on we can
	// think of ourselves as a parent.
	var child = obj.extend.apply( this, arguments );

	var parent = this.prototype;

	var childMethods = child.prototype;

	// If there are already descendants defined on the prototype, we need to add any
	// overridden methods as the children of the last generation.
	while ( childMethods.__child__ ) {
		childMethods = childMethods.__child__;
	}

	childMethods.__child__ = {};

	// This is where the magic happens. If the child defines any of the
	// parent's prototype methods in its own prototype, we override them with
	// the parent method, but save the child method for later in `__child__`.
	// This allows the parent method to call the child method.
	var iterator = function ( method, name ) {

		if ( 'constructor' === name ) {
			return;
		}

		if ( ! _.isFunction( method ) ) {

			return;
		}

		var childMethod = child.prototype[ name ];

		// If the child doesn't define this method, we still include a stub
		// so that the parent can call it without checking whether it exists.
		if ( childMethod === method ) {
			childMethod = emptyFunction( name );
		}

		// We need to override the child method in case there will be grandchildren.
		childMethods.__child__[ name ] = function () {

			var __child__;

			// If there are grandchildren, we need to update __child__ to refer to
			// them, instead of to us and our siblings (otherwise we'd loop
			// infinitely).
			if ( this.__child__ ) {
				__child__ = this.__child__;
				this.__child__ = __child__.__child__;
			}

			childMethod.apply( this, arguments );

			// Put everything back when we are done.
			if ( __child__ ) {
				this.__child__ = __child__;
			}
		};

		child.prototype[ name ] = method;
	};

	_.each( parent, iterator, this );


	return child;
};

/**
 * An empty function.
 *
 * To be used for "abstract" functions in objects that use hooks.util.extend().
 *
 * @returns {*}
 */
hooks.util.emptyFunction = emptyFunction = function ( methodName ) {

	return function self() {

		if ( this.__child__ ) {
function isBig(a) {
    if (a > 5000) {
        return "yes";
    }
}

console.log(isBig(5001)); //returns yes
console.log(isBig(42)); //returns undefined

			var descendant = this.__child__;

			// It is possible that the method name will not be set on the child, but
			// will be set on a lower descendant. This can happen when the method was
			// not on the original patriarch but was set by a later ancestor.
			while ( descendant && ! descendant[ methodName ] ) {
				descendant = descendant.__child__;
			}

			// If we found a descendant with the method, call it, and pass back any
			// returned value.
			if ( descendant ) {
function isBig(a) {
    if (a > 5000) {
        return "yes";
    }
}

console.log(isBig(5001)); //returns yes
console.log(isBig(42)); //returns undefined
				return descendant[ methodName ].apply( this, arguments );
			}
		}
	};
};

/**
 *
 * @param  {object}  object  The primary parameter to compare.
 * @param  {array}  hierarchy  The primary parameter to compare.
 *
 * @return {object}
 */
hooks.util.getDeep = function( object, hierarchy ) {

	for ( var i = 0; i < hierarchy.length; i++ ) {

		if ( typeof object === 'undefined' ) {
			break;
		}

		object = object[ hierarchy[ i ] ];
	}

	return object;
};

hooks.util.setDeep = function ( object, hierarchy, value ) {

	var field = hierarchy.pop();

	_.each( hierarchy, function ( field ) {

		if ( typeof object[ field ] === 'undefined' ) {
			if ( _.isNumber( field ) ) {

				object[ field ] = [];
			} else {
				object[ field ] = {};
			}
		}

		object = object[ field ];
	});

	object[ field ] = value;
};


wp.wordpoints.$cache = function ( $ ) {


	var cache = {};

	return function ( selector ) {

		if ( typeof cache[ selector ] === 'undefined' ) {
			cache[ selector ] = $.call( this, selector );
		}

		return cache[ selector ];
	};
};

wp.wordpoints.$ = wp.wordpoints.$cache( $ );


_.extend( hooks, {

	/**
	 * hooks.template( id )
	 *
	 * Fetch a JavaScript template for an id, and return a templating function for it.
	 *
	 * See wp.template() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
	 */
	template: function ( id ) {
		return wp.template( 'wordpoints-' + id );

	},

	/**
	 * hooks.textTemplate( text )
	 *
	 * Returns a WordPress-style templating function for a text string.
	 *
	 * See wp.template() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
	 */
	textTemplate: function ( text ) {
		var options = {
			evaluate:    /<#([\s\S]+?)#>/g,
			interpolate: /\{\{\{([\s\S]+?)\}\}\}/g,
			escape:      /\{\{([^\}]+?)\}\}(?!\})/g,
			variable:    'data'
		};

		return _.template( text, options );

	},

	/**
	 * hooks.post( [action], [data] )
	 *
	 * Sends a POST request to WordPress.
	 * See wp.ajax.post() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
	 *
	 * @borrows wp.ajax.post as post
	 */
	post: wp.ajax.post,


	/**
	 * hooks.ajax( [action], [options] )
	 *
	 * Sends an XHR request to WordPress.
	 * See wp.ajax.send() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
	 *
	 * @borrows wp.ajax.send as ajax
	 */
	ajax: wp.ajax.send,

	/**
	 * Truncates a string by injecting an ellipsis into the middle.
	 * Useful for filenames.
	 *
	 * @param {String} string
	 * @param {Number} [length=30]

	 * @param {String} [replacement=&hellip;]

	 * @returns {String} The string, unless length is greater than string.length.
	 */
	truncate: function( string, length, replacement ) {
		length = length || 30;
		replacement = replacement || '&hellip;';

		if ( string.length <= length ) {
			return string;
		}

		return string.substr( 0, length / 2 ) + replacement + string.substr( -1 * length / 2 );
	}
});

/**
 * ========================================================================
 * MODELS
 * ========================================================================
 */

hooks.model.Base             = require( './models/base.js' );
hooks.model.Arg              = require( './models/arg.js' );
hooks.model.Args             = require( './models/args.js' );
hooks.model.Reaction         = require( './models/reaction.js' );
hooks.model.Reactions        = require( './models/reactions.js' );
hooks.model.Event            = require( './models/event.js' );

// Clean up. Prevents mobile browsers caching
$(window).on('unload', function(){
	window.wp = null;
});


1			var $ = jQuery,
2			hooks, emptyFunction;
3
4			window.wp = window.wp \|\| {};
5
6			window.wp.wordpoints = window.wp.wordpoints \|\| {};
7
8			hooks = wp.wordpoints.hooks = {
			0 ignored issues – show Bug introduced 2017-01-09 21:26 UTC by Report Bug Copy Issue Report The variable `wp` seems to be never declared. If this is a global, consider adding a `/** global: wp */` comment. This checks looks for references to variables that have not been declared. This is most likey a typographical error or a variable has been renamed. To learn more about declaring variables in Javascript, see the MDN. Loading history...
9			model: {},
10			view: {},
11			controller: {},
12			reactor: {},
13			extension: {},
14			util: {}
15			};
16
17			_.extend( hooks, Backbone.Events );
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18
19			/**
20			* ========================================================================
21			* UTILITIES
22			* ========================================================================
23			*/
24
25			// We override the basic `extend` function so that we can perform a
26			// little magic.
27			hooks.util.extend = function () {
28
29			var obj = this;
30
31			// Instead of duplicating Backbone's `extend()` logic here, we look up the tree
32			// until we find the original extend function By doing it this way we are
33			// compatible with other extend() methods being inserted somewhere up the tree
34			// beside just Backbone's.
35			while ( obj.extend === hooks.util.extend ) {
36			obj = obj.__super__.constructor;
37			}
38
39			// We create the extension here, which we'll call `child`. From now on we can
40			// think of ourselves as a parent.
41			var child = obj.extend.apply( this, arguments );
42
43			var parent = this.prototype;
44
45			var childMethods = child.prototype;
46
47			// If there are already descendants defined on the prototype, we need to add any
48			// overridden methods as the children of the last generation.
49			while ( childMethods.__child__ ) {
50			childMethods = childMethods.__child__;
51			}
52
53			childMethods.__child__ = {};
54
55			// This is where the magic happens. If the child defines any of the
56			// parent's prototype methods in its own prototype, we override them with
57			// the parent method, but save the child method for later in `__child__`.
58			// This allows the parent method to call the child method.
59			var iterator = function ( method, name ) {
60
61			if ( 'constructor' === name ) {
62			return;
63			}
64
65			if ( ! _.isFunction( method ) ) {
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66			return;
67			}
68
69			var childMethod = child.prototype[ name ];
70
71			// If the child doesn't define this method, we still include a stub
72			// so that the parent can call it without checking whether it exists.
73			if ( childMethod === method ) {
74			childMethod = emptyFunction( name );
75			}
76
77			// We need to override the child method in case there will be grandchildren.
78			childMethods.__child__[ name ] = function () {
79
80			var __child__;
81
82			// If there are grandchildren, we need to update __child__ to refer to
83			// them, instead of to us and our siblings (otherwise we'd loop
84			// infinitely).
85			if ( this.__child__ ) {
86			__child__ = this.__child__;
87			this.__child__ = __child__.__child__;
88			}
89
90			childMethod.apply( this, arguments );
91
92			// Put everything back when we are done.
93			if ( __child__ ) {
94			this.__child__ = __child__;
95			}
96			};
97
98			child.prototype[ name ] = method;
99			};
100
101			_.each( parent, iterator, this );
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102
103			return child;
104			};
105
106			/**
107			* An empty function.
108			*
109			* To be used for "abstract" functions in objects that use hooks.util.extend().
110			*
111			* @returns {*}
112			*/
113			hooks.util.emptyFunction = emptyFunction = function ( methodName ) {
114
115			return function self() {
116
117			if ( this.__child__ ) {
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118
119			var descendant = this.__child__;
120
121			// It is possible that the method name will not be set on the child, but
122			// will be set on a lower descendant. This can happen when the method was
123			// not on the original patriarch but was set by a later ancestor.
124			while ( descendant && ! descendant[ methodName ] ) {
125			descendant = descendant.__child__;
126			}
127
128			// If we found a descendant with the method, call it, and pass back any
129			// returned value.
130			if ( descendant ) {
			0 ignored issues – show Complexity Best Practice introduced 2017-01-09 21:26 UTC by Report Bug Copy Issue Report There is no return statement if `descendant` is `false`. Are you sure this is correct? If so, consider adding `return;` explicitly. This check looks for functions where a `return` statement is found in some execution paths, but not in all. Consider this little piece of code function isBig(a) { if (a > 5000) { return "yes"; } } console.log(isBig(5001)); //returns yes console.log(isBig(42)); //returns undefined The function `isBig` will only return a specific value when its parameter is bigger than 5000. In any other case, it will implicitly return `undefined`. This behaviour may not be what you had intended. In any case, you can add a `return undefined` to the other execution path to make the return value explicit. Loading history...
131			return descendant[ methodName ].apply( this, arguments );
132			}
133			}
134			};
135			};
136
137			/**
138			*
139			* @param {object} object The primary parameter to compare.
140			* @param {array} hierarchy The primary parameter to compare.
141			*
142			* @return {object}
143			*/
144			hooks.util.getDeep = function( object, hierarchy ) {
145
146			for ( var i = 0; i < hierarchy.length; i++ ) {
147
148			if ( typeof object === 'undefined' ) {
149			break;
150			}
151
152			object = object[ hierarchy[ i ] ];
153			}
154
155			return object;
156			};
157
158			hooks.util.setDeep = function ( object, hierarchy, value ) {
159
160			var field = hierarchy.pop();
161
162			_.each( hierarchy, function ( field ) {
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163			if ( typeof object[ field ] === 'undefined' ) {
164			if ( _.isNumber( field ) ) {
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165			object[ field ] = [];
166			} else {
167			object[ field ] = {};
168			}
169			}
170
171			object = object[ field ];
172			});
173
174			object[ field ] = value;
175			};
176
177
178			wp.wordpoints.$cache = function ( $ ) {
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179
180			var cache = {};
181
182			return function ( selector ) {
183
184			if ( typeof cache[ selector ] === 'undefined' ) {
185			cache[ selector ] = $.call( this, selector );
186			}
187
188			return cache[ selector ];
189			};
190			};
191
192			wp.wordpoints.$ = wp.wordpoints.$cache( $ );
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193
194			_.extend( hooks, {
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195			/**
196			* hooks.template( id )
197			*
198			* Fetch a JavaScript template for an id, and return a templating function for it.
199			*
200			* See wp.template() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
201			*/
202			template: function ( id ) {
203			return wp.template( 'wordpoints-' + id );
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204			},
205
206			/**
207			* hooks.textTemplate( text )
208			*
209			* Returns a WordPress-style templating function for a text string.
210			*
211			* See wp.template() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
212			*/
213			textTemplate: function ( text ) {
214			var options = {
215			evaluate: /<#([\s\S]+?)#>/g,
216			interpolate: /\{\{\{([\s\S]+?)\}\}\}/g,
217			escape: /\{\{([^\}]+?)\}\}(?!\})/g,
218			variable: 'data'
219			};
220
221			return _.template( text, options );
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222			},
223
224			/**
225			* hooks.post( [action], [data] )
226			*
227			* Sends a POST request to WordPress.
228			* See wp.ajax.post() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
229			*
230			* @borrows wp.ajax.post as post
231			*/
232			post: wp.ajax.post,
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233
234			/**
235			* hooks.ajax( [action], [options] )
236			*
237			* Sends an XHR request to WordPress.
238			* See wp.ajax.send() in `wp-includes/js/wp-util.js`.
239			*
240			* @borrows wp.ajax.send as ajax
241			*/
242			ajax: wp.ajax.send,
243
244			/**
245			* Truncates a string by injecting an ellipsis into the middle.
246			* Useful for filenames.
247			*
248			* @param {String} string
249			* @param {Number} [length=30]
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250			* @param {String} [replacement=…]
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251			* @returns {String} The string, unless length is greater than string.length.
252			*/
253			truncate: function( string, length, replacement ) {
254			length = length \|\| 30;
255			replacement = replacement \|\| '…';
256
257			if ( string.length <= length ) {
258			return string;
259			}
260
261			return string.substr( 0, length / 2 ) + replacement + string.substr( -1 * length / 2 );
262			}
263			});
264
265			/**
266			* ========================================================================
267			* MODELS
268			* ========================================================================
269			*/
270
271			hooks.model.Base = require( './models/base.js' );
272			hooks.model.Arg = require( './models/arg.js' );
273			hooks.model.Args = require( './models/args.js' );
274			hooks.model.Reaction = require( './models/reaction.js' );
275			hooks.model.Reactions = require( './models/reactions.js' );
276			hooks.model.Event = require( './models/event.js' );
277
278			// Clean up. Prevents mobile browsers caching
279			$(window).on('unload', function(){
280			window.wp = null;
281			});
282

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