Use Array#filter, map, reduce, String#trim, JSON.parse/stringify
...and more lovely functions on legacy JScript!
JScriptExtender is an extension library for Microsoft JScript.
This library provides following functions to lagacy JScript(e.g. v5.8 on Windows7).
- ES5 methods (from es5-shim https://github.com/es-shims/es5-shim)
- JSON support (from JSON3 https://github.com/bestiejs/json3)
- and some additional functions
- Class pattern framework (using Leaflet.js's L.Class as a reference)
- Parser for command line arguments
- Helpers for reading/writing file stream
- Ini file reader
Include dist/JScriptExtender.js in your .wsh script.
<job> <!-- include at here --> <script language="JavaScript" src="dist/JScriptExtender.js"></script> <script language="JavaScript"> function test() { // Get arguments from command line // e.g. if you call script with args "arg0 arg1 /arg2:123" var args = Arguments.Get(); // => {'0': 'arg0', '1': 'arg1', 'arg2': '123'} // Array's cool methods var num = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].filter(function(v){ return (v % 2 === 0); }).map(function(v) { return v * v; }).reduce(function(prev, current, i , ar) { return prev + current; }); WScript.Echo(num); // => 20 // Generate JSON string var str = JSON.stringify({'Hello': 123}); WScript.Echo(str); // => '{"Hello":123}' // Load ini file into object(hash) var iniReader = new Ini('hoge.ini'); var iniObj = iniReader.Load(); } WScript.Quit(test()); </script> </job>See the url below.
(Only for additional functions, except es5-shim and JSON3)
http://poppycocker.github.io/JScriptExtender/doc/index.html