I recently started programming in JavaScript (Server side) and Node.js. I
come from Java background where there is a concrete standard on how you
define Data Object, which is Java Bean. Do we have any such standards in
JavaScript/Node on how we define Data Objects (similar to Java Beans)?
I have researched at many places and couldn't find any standards. I have
seen following styles but not sure which is better or recommended:
//bean1.js
module.exports = function() {var obj = {};
obj.name = '';
obj.department = '';
return obj;
}
//bean2.js
module.exports = function() {
this.name = '';this.department = '';
return this;
}
//bean3.js
module.exports = function(param) {var obj = {};
if(param === undefined) {return obj;}
obj.name = param.name;
obj.department = param.department;
return obj;
}
//bean4.js
module.exports = {
name : '';
department : '';}
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