Returns a Constructor object. Any properties defined under options.properties will have a getter/setter method created on the Constructor prototype.

varItem=Foundry.create({properties: ['name','price','qty']});

In addition to string property names, an object literal may be passed that defines a name, as well as validators and transformers:

varItem=Foundry.create({properties: ['name',{name: 'price',validators: [function(value){returntypeofvalue==='number'||'Price must be a number';}]},'qty']});

Validators and transformers will be used to validate and manipulate set values.

Returns an instance object with getter/setter methods for properties defined in the Foundry.create call.

If a properties object is passed, they will be set as default values.

varitem=newItem({name: 'My Awesome Item',price: 30.0,qty: 50});

Thrown when a validator fails (returns a string) on property set

An object containing arrays of validator functions by property name. These are referenced on the manipulator method.

An object containing arrays of transformer functions by property name. These are referenced on the manipulator method.

A getter/setter object created based on properties provided to Foundry.create.

varitem=newItem({name: 'My Awesome Item'});item.name();// 'My Awesome Item'item.name('Other Awesome Item');// sets value of name to 'Other Awesome Item'

A timestamp (default null) of the last time the value changed. This is provided as a fast alternative for AngularJS $watch functions, where observing changes on complex objects can be expensive.

varitem=newItem({});item.name.hash;// null (default value)item.name('a name');item.name.hash;// 1384545009541

A custom hash function for this manipulator defaults to timestamp.

An array of validator functions. This is sugar for item.__validators[property].

An array of transformer functions. This is sugar for item.__transformers[property].