can-util

can-util/js

• assign - A simplified version of Object.assign, which only accepts a single source argument.
• base-url - Get and/or set the "base" (containing path) of the document.
• cid - Deprecated. Use can-cid instead.
• deep-assign - Assign properties from a source object to a target object, deeply copying properties that are objects or arrays.
• defaults - Mimics _.defaults. Assigns first level properties in sources from left to right if they are not already defined.
• deparam - Takes a string of name value pairs and returns a Object literal that represents those params.
• dev - Utilities for logging development-mode messages. Use this module for anything that should be shown to the user during development but isn't needed in production. In production these functions become noops.
• diff - Returns the difference between two ArrayLike objects (that have nonnegative integer keys and the length property) as an array of patch objects.
• diff-object - Find the differences between two objects, based on properties and values.
• each - Loop over each element in an Array-Like data structure.
• get - Returns the value at the specified property path of an object.
• global - Returns the global that an environment provides.
• import - Imports a module.
• is-array-like - Determines if an object is "array like", meaning it can be looped over. Any object with a .length property is array like.
• is-browser-window - Returns true if the code is running within a Browser window. Use this function if you need special code paths for when running in a Browser window, a Web Worker, or another environment (such as Node.js).
• is-empty-object - Used to determine if an object is an empty object (an object with no enumerable properties) such as {}.
• [can-util/js/is-function/is-function] - Used to determine if a value is a function.
• is-node - Determines if your code is running in Node.js.
• is-plain-object - Attempts to determine if an object is a plain object like those you would create using the curly braces syntax: {}.
• is-promise - Determines if object is a Promise.
• is-promise-like - Determines if an object is "Then-able".
• is-string - Determines if the provided argument is a string.
• is-web-worker - Determines if the code is running with a Web Worker.
• join-uris - Provides a convenient way to join together URIs handling relative paths.
• log - Utilities for logging to the console.
• make-array - Takes any array-like object (can-list, NodeList, etc.) and converts it to a JavaScript array.
• make-promise - Will make isPromiseLike object into Promise.
• omit - Omit properties from an object.
• param - Takes an Object of name value pairs and returns a String with the parameters encoded.
• set-immediate - Polyfill for setImmediate() if it doesn't exist in the global context.
• string - String utilities used by CanJS libraries.
• string-to-any - Turns a string representation of a primitive type back into the associated primitive.
• types - Deprecated. Use can-types instead.

can-util/dom

• [can-util/dom/ajax/ajax] - Used to make an asynchronous HTTP (AJAX) request similar to http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/jQuery.ajax.
• attr - A module that makes it easy to access attributes and properties of elements.
• child-nodes - Get all of the childNodes of a given node.
• class-name - Allows querying and manipulation of classes on HTML elements.
• data - Allows associating data as a key/value pair for a particular DOM node.
• dispatch - Dispatch an event on an element.
• [can-util/dom/document/document] - Optionally sets, and returns, the document object for the context.
• events - Allows you to listen to a domEvent and special domEvents as well as dispatch domEvents.
• frag - Convert a String, HTMLElement, documentFragment, or contentArray into a documentFragment.
• mutate - Mutate an element by appending, inserting, and removing DOM nodes. Use this so that on the server "inserted" will be fired.