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function-bind 1.1.1

Implementation of Function.prototype.bind
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What does function-bind do?

The "function-bind" is a useful npm package that implements the Function.prototype.bind method in JavaScript. This function is especially vital when dealing with environments like PhantomJS that do not support the function natively. The "bind" function allows you to easily bind a function to an object, ensuring that when the function is called, its this keyword will be set to the provided value.

How do you use function-bind?

You can use "function-bind" by first installing it through npm with the command npm install function-bind. After the installation, you can implement it within your JavaScript file as follows:

Function.prototype.bind = require("function-bind");

By doing this, you've updated the prototype of Function to use the bind function implemented by the "function-bind" package. You can now use the bind() method in JavaScript even in the environments that do not support it natively.

Where are the function-bind docs?

The documentation for "function-bind" is rather limited and available mainly through the package's README, published on its GitHub repository. However, since it implements the standard Function.prototype.bind method present in JavaScript, more comprehensive documentation and usage examples can be found in JavaScript references like Mozilla Developer Network.