Polyfill for cancelAnimationFrame on retro browsers

var raf = window.reauestAnimFrame(function() {});
window.cancelRequestAnimFrame(raf);

Deserializes a url string, and returns an object containg the keys and values

var url = 'website.com?name=tyler&location=canada';

var obj = window.deserializeURL(url);

// obj ==>  { name: 'tyler', location: 'canada' }

Easing functions for various usage

var coord = window.ease.sineOut(time, 0, 1);
myDom.style.left = 500 * coord + "px";

Checks if a string represents a properly formatted email address.

var a = 'tyler@KnowRe.com';
var b = 'tyler$KnowRe.com'

var c = window.isValidEmail(a);
var d = window.isValidEmail(b);

// c ==> true
// d ==> false

Prints messages and associated levels

[Level info]
0: RAW
1: DEBUG(default)
2: INFO
3: WARNING
4: ERROR

print(0, 'Raw message');
// ==> Raw message

print(1, 'Debug message');
// ==> DEBUG/2015-05-07T13:55:35.612Z)
//      Debug message 

print(2, 'Info message');
// ==> INFO /2015-05-07T13:55:35.612Z)
//      Info message

print(3, 'Warning message');
// ==> WARN /2015-05-07T13:55:35.612Z)
//      Warning message 

print(4, 'Error message');
// ==> ERROR/2015-05-07T13:55:35.612Z)
//      Error message


// Setting the printLevel sets a minimum requirement for the levels
printLevel = 3;     
print(0, 'Raw message');        // Would not print
print(1, 'Debug message');      // Would not print
print(2, 'Info message');       // Would not print
print(3, 'Warning message');    // Would print
print(4, 'Error message');      // Would print

Calls the regular print window function

Polyfill for requestAnimationFrame on retro browsers

window.requestAnimFrame(function() {
    console.log('Next frame!');
});

Constructs the query string for a url from an object

var obj = { name: 'tyler', location: 'canada' };

var qs = window.serializeURL(obj);

// qs ==>  '?name=tyler&location=canada'

Formats strings

var s01 = window.sprintf('Binary: %b', 10);
// s01 ==> 'Binary: 1010'

var s02 = window.sprintf('Unicode: %c', 65);
// s02 ==> 'Unicode: A'

var s03 = window.sprintf('Decimal: %d', 100);
// s03 ==> 'Decimal: 100'

var s04 = window.sprintf('Exponential notation: %e', 123456);
// s04 ==> 'Exponential notation: 1.23456e+5'

var s05 = window.sprintf('Floating point formatting: %10.1f', 65);
// s05 ==> 'Floating point formatting:       65.0'

var s06 = window.sprintf('Octal: %o', 10);
// s06 ==> 'Octal: 12'

var s07 = window.sprintf('String: %s', 'basketball');
// s07 ==> 'String: basketball'

var s08 = window.sprintf('Absolute value: %u', -65);
// s08 ==> 'Absolute value: 65'

var s09 = window.sprintf('Hexadecimal lowercase: %x', 123);
// s09 ==> 'Hexadecimal lowercase: 7b'

var s10 = window.sprintf('Hexadecimal uppercase: %X', 123);
// s10 ==> 'Hexadecimal uppercase: 7B'

// sprintf takes a variable amount of arguments
var s11 = window.sprintf('My name is %s and I am %d', 'tyler', 22);
// s11 ==> 'My name is tyler and I am 22'

Formats strings. Exactly the same as sprintf except it takes an array of arguments.

var s = sprintf('My name is %s and I am %d', ['tyler', 22]);
// s ==> 'My name is tyler and I am 22'