feat: Turtle.js.get_JavaScript ( Fixes #324, re #320 )

Author: StartAutomating

Turtle.types.ps1xml

@@ -8356,14 +8356,31 @@ param()
 
 
 
-@(
+$javaScript = "$($this.JavaScript)"
+return $javaScript
 
-# Since we are building a javascript object, we need to wrap everything in curly braces
-"{
-"
-# Indentation does not matter to most machines, but people tend to appreciate it.
-"  "
-@(foreach ($javaScriptProperty in $this.psobject.properties | Sort-Object Name) {
+                    </Script>
+      </ScriptMethod>
+      <ScriptProperty>
+        <Name>JavaScript</Name>
+        <GetScriptBlock>
+                        &lt;#
+.SYNOPSIS
+    `Turtle.js` definition
+.DESCRIPTION
+    Our JavaScipt turtle is actually contained in a PowerShell object first.
+
+    This object has a number of properties ending with `.js`.
+    
+    These are portions of the class.
+
+    To create our class, we simply join these properties together, and output a javascript object.
+#&gt;
+param()
+
+$objectParts = 
+
+foreach ($javaScriptProperty in $this.psobject.properties | Sort-Object Name) {
     # We only want the .js properties
     if ($javaScriptProperty.Name -notmatch '\.js$') { continue }
     # If the property is a function, we need to handle it differently
@@ -8372,17 +8389,37 @@ param()
         $predicate, $extra = $javaScriptProperty.value -split '\(', 2
         # and then we need to reassemble it as a javascript method
         $functionName = $predicate -replace 'function\s{1,}'
-        "${functionName}:function ($extra"
+        if ($functionName -match '^[gs]et_') {
+            $getSet = $functionName -replace '_.+$'
+            $propertyName = $functionName -replace '^[gs]et_'
+            if ($getSet -eq 'get') {
+                $extra = $extra -replace '^.{0,}\)\s{0,}'
+                "$getSet ${propertyName}() $($extra)"
+            } else {
+                "$getSet ${propertyName}($($extra)"
+            }
+            
+        } else {
+            "${functionName}:function ($extra"
+        }
+        
     }
     else {
         # Otherwise, include it inline.
         $javaScriptProperty.value
     }
 
-}) -join (',' + [Environment]::Newline + '  ')
+}
+# Since we are building a javascript object, we need to wrap everything in curly braces
+@("{
+"
+# Indentation does not matter to most machines, but people tend to appreciate it.
+"  "
+($objectParts -join (',' + [Environment]::Newline + '  '))
 "}") -join ''
-                    </Script>
-      </ScriptMethod>
+
+                    </GetScriptBlock>
+      </ScriptProperty>
       <NoteProperty>
         <Name>forward.js</Name>
         <Value>function forward(distance) {