Javascript aliases

Question

My goal is to create a kind of "Javascript library", so to speak. I intend to use it to simply manipulate pages when I browse web pages, dynamically loading them as a greasemonkey script. The idea is to have " win" displayed on window, " doc" → document, " win.loc" → win.locationand a few other handy mappings, but you get the idea. Can you just give me some examples for me to get the syntax and I will extrapolate the rest? Many thanks.

Answer 1

Just assign such variables:

var win = window;
var doc = document;

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loc window:

win.loc = window.location;

// Can now be referenced as:
loc; // (window is the global object)
win.loc;
win.location;
window.location;

, . , . , :

var Blixt = (function () {
    var localVariable = 123;

    return {
        loc: window.location,
        myFunc: function () {
            alert(localVariable);
        }
    };
})();

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Answer 2

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