Make Prime Classy.

If you're used to MooTools 1.x Class, and think prime is too basic? Classy will give you your familiar features:

• Mixins (Implements)
• .parent (Will wrap methods)
• Will clone/reset objects and arrays in the prototype to prevent shared objects
• Alias Implements, Extends and initialize
• Tries to be compatible with the MooTools 1.x Class API.

Wrapping functions and reseting are not very elegant however. I would advice to use the basic prime wherever possible.

• Implement Class.Mutators
• Create another Classy implementation that will break 1.x API
  • I'd rather see a .parent without wrapping
  • Don't reset/clone objects
  • Create a nice packages with some nice additional goodies like:
    • Class.Bind (by @cpojer)
    • …

To test and build Classy run:

# run this once to install the devDependencies (wrapup and mocha)
npm install -d

# install other dependencies (MooTools prime)
npm install

make

Other targets in the Makefile are build, build-min or test.

Testing is done with mocha, and building is done by wrapup.