quark/_util #

stripBOM(content) #

Remove byte order marker. This catches EF BB BF (the UTF-8 BOM) because the buffer-to-string conversion in fs.readFileSync() translates it to FEFF, the UTF-16 BOM.

stripBOM(content: string): string

stripShebang(content) #

Find end of shebang line and slice it off

stripShebang(content: string): string

assert(value,message?) #

Asserts that value is not null or undefined.

assert(value: any, message?: string)

Class: Hash #

Hash #

hash.hashCode() #

hashCode(): Int

hash.hashStr() #

hashStr(): string

hash.update(data) #

update(data: string | Uint8Array): void

hash.update1f(f1) #

update1f(f1: number): void

hash.update2f(f1,f2) #

update2f(f1: number, f2: number): void

hash.update4f(f1,f2,f3,f4) #

update4f(f1: number, f2: number, f3: number, f4: number): void

hash.equals(other) #

equals(other: Hash): boolean

hash.clear() #

clear(): void

Platform #

type Platform = "darwin" | "android" | "linux" | "win32"

default #

default.debug #

readonly debug: boolean

default.version()string #

Get quark framework version

undefined(): string

default.platform #

readonly platform: Platform

default.argv #

readonly argv: string[]

default.options #

readonly options: object

default.nextTick(cb) #

Wait for the next tick of the message loop to call the callback function

nextTick(cb: Function)

default.sleep(time) #

Asynchronous sleep, equivalent to calling setTimeout

sleep(time: Uint)

default.gc() #

Manually let the JavaScript engine perform GC actions

undefined()

default.runScript(source,name?,sandbox?) #

Compile and run a piece of javascript code and return the running result. You can specify a name and a running context object.

The name is very useful when debugging code or program exceptions. It is usually a file name.

If you do not pass this sandbox sandbox context, the default is to use the global object.

runScript(source: string, name?: string, sandbox?: object): any

Parameters:

• source — javascript source code

default.hashCode(obj) #

Read the hash value of a data object

hashCode(obj: any): Uint

default.hash(obj) #

Read the hash value of a data object, and convert the value to a string

hash(obj: any): string

default.debugLog(TAG?) #

debugLog(TAG?: string): Function