hash.js is a super tiny framework to handle your location.hash
/*
* Given the following url: http://www.example.net/#!&foo=bar&array[]=1&array[]=2
*/
hash('foo'); // 'bar'
hash('array'); // ['1', '2']
hash(); // { foo: 'bar', array: ['1', '2'] }
// Results in http://www.example.net/#!&foo=bar
hash('foo', 'bar');
// Results in http://www.example.net/#!&foo[]=bar&foo[]=baz
hash('foo', ['bar', 'baz']);
// Results in http://www.example.net/#!
hash('foo', undefined);
Tests are written using jasmine
and can be executed in the browser, by browsing test/index.html
.
This project is too tiny for continuous integration imo.