base

const Base = require('base'); // 1. Create a new Base instance const app = new Base(); console.log('Base application initialized.'); // 2. Use core methods: set, get, has app.set('greeting', 'Hello, Base!'); console.log(`App greeting: ${app.get('greeting')}`); if (app.has('greeting')) { console.log('The "greeting" property exists.'); } // 3. Define a non-enumerable property app.define('version', '3.0.0'); console.log(`App version (non-enumerable): ${app.version}`); for (const key in app) { if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(app, key)) { console.log(`Enumerable property: ${key}`); } } // 4. Demonstrate a simple plugin function myLoggerPlugin(instance) { instance.log = function(message) { console.log(`[MyLoggerPlugin] ${message}`); }; instance.log('Logger plugin activated.'); } // Use the plugin app.use(myLoggerPlugin); app.log('This message is logged via the plugin.'); // 5. Extend Base to create a custom application class function MyApp() { Base.call(this); // Call Base constructor this.name = 'My Custom App'; } Base.extend(MyApp); // Inherit Base methods const myAppInstance = new MyApp(); myAppInstance.set('owner', 'Registry AI'); console.log(`${myAppInstance.name} owner: ${myAppInstance.get('owner')}`); // This snippet demonstrates initialization, basic data storage, non-enumerable properties, // plugin integration, and inheritance, covering core functionalities of the Base framework. // It is written in CommonJS, typical for the era of this package.