Winn

This is something I picked up in making my own functions and trying not to effect my other js libraries. I first start by creating a base function like so:

function Wrapper() {
 
}

Then inside that function I create my “methods” if you will…

function Wrapper() {
     this.MyMethod = function(var) {
          return var;
     }
}

Once I am done creating the methods I now need to call my new javascript methods, I can do this by creating a new instance of my function that wraps the methods.

var MyScript = new Wrapper();

After creating the new instance I can now call my methods.

MyScript.MyMethod('Some Text');