caller-of

The tiniest yet most powerful JS utility ever :D

/** WTFPL Style License */
function callerOf(c) {'use strict';return c.call.bind(c)}

What Does Above Code Do

Here is what we usually do

object.hasOwnProperty(key)

Here is what callerOf create

hasOwnProperty(object, key)

so we can borrow any method at any time and reuse it in a minifier friendly way.

var bind = callerOf(Function.bind);
 
// easy log
var log = bind(console.log, console);
log('it works');
 
// common borrowed methods
var
  has = callerOf({}.hasOwnProperty),
  whoIs = callerOf({}.toString),
  forEach = callerOf([].forEach),
  slice = callerOf([].slice);
 
has({a:1}, "a"); // true
has({a:1}, "toString"); // false
 
whoIs([]);    // "[object Array]"
whoIs(false); // "[object Boolean]"
 
slice(document.querySelectorAll("*")); // array
(function (obj){
  var args = slice(arguments, 1);
}());
 
forEach(document.getElementsByTagName("body"), log);

Compatibility

Every JavaScript engine I know, included IE.

For node.js simply npm install caller-of then var callerOf = require('caller-of')

What If No Function.prototype.bind

You can use this tiny yet working polyfill ^_^

// 139 bytes gzipped
/*! (C) WebReflection, Mit Style License */
(function (P) {
  'use strict';
  if (!P.bind) {
    P.bind = function (s) {
      var
        c = this,
        l = [].slice,
        a = l.call(arguments, 1);
      return function bind() {
        return c.apply(s, a.concat(l.call(arguments)));
      };
    };
  }
}(Function.prototype));