Aquí está mi contribución a las excelentes respuestas de Jason Bunting / Alex Nazarov, donde incluyo la verificación de errores solicitada por Crashalot.
Dado este preámbulo (artificial):
a = function( args ) {
console.log( 'global func passed:' );
for( var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++ ) {
console.log( '-> ' + arguments[ i ] );
}
};
ns = {};
ns.a = function( args ) {
console.log( 'namespace func passed:' );
for( var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++ ) {
console.log( '-> ' + arguments[ i ] );
}
};
name = 'nsa';
n_s_a = [ 'Snowden' ];
noSuchAgency = function(){};
entonces la siguiente función:
function executeFunctionByName( functionName, context /*, args */ ) {
var args, namespaces, func;
if( typeof functionName === 'undefined' ) { throw 'function name not specified'; }
if( typeof eval( functionName ) !== 'function' ) { throw functionName + ' is not a function'; }
if( typeof context !== 'undefined' ) {
if( typeof context === 'object' && context instanceof Array === false ) {
if( typeof context[ functionName ] !== 'function' ) {
throw context + '.' + functionName + ' is not a function';
}
args = Array.prototype.slice.call( arguments, 2 );
} else {
args = Array.prototype.slice.call( arguments, 1 );
context = window;
}
} else {
context = window;
}
namespaces = functionName.split( "." );
func = namespaces.pop();
for( var i = 0; i < namespaces.length; i++ ) {
context = context[ namespaces[ i ] ];
}
return context[ func ].apply( context, args );
}
le permitirá llamar a una función de JavaScript por el nombre almacenado en una cadena, ya sea de espacios de nombres o global, con o sin argumentos (incluidos los objetos de matriz), proporcionando comentarios sobre los errores encontrados (con suerte, atrapándolos).
La salida de muestra muestra cómo funciona:
// calling a global function without parms
executeFunctionByName( 'a' );
/* OUTPUT:
global func passed:
*/
// calling a global function passing a number (with implicit window context)
executeFunctionByName( 'a', 123 );
/* OUTPUT:
global func passed:
-> 123
*/
// calling a namespaced function without parms
executeFunctionByName( 'ns.a' );
/* OUTPUT:
namespace func passed:
*/
// calling a namespaced function passing a string literal
executeFunctionByName( 'ns.a', 'No Such Agency!' );
/* OUTPUT:
namespace func passed:
-> No Such Agency!
*/
// calling a namespaced function, with explicit context as separate arg, passing a string literal and array
executeFunctionByName( 'a', ns, 'No Such Agency!', [ 007, 'is the man' ] );
/* OUTPUT:
namespace func passed:
-> No Such Agency!
-> 7,is the man
*/
// calling a global function passing a string variable (with implicit window context)
executeFunctionByName( 'a', name );
/* OUTPUT:
global func passed:
-> nsa
*/
// calling a non-existing function via string literal
executeFunctionByName( 'n_s_a' );
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught n_s_a is not a function
*/
// calling a non-existing function by string variable
executeFunctionByName( n_s_a );
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught Snowden is not a function
*/
// calling an existing function with the wrong namespace reference
executeFunctionByName( 'a', {} );
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught [object Object].a is not a function
*/
// calling no function
executeFunctionByName();
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught function name not specified
*/
// calling by empty string
executeFunctionByName( '' );
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught is not a function
*/
// calling an existing global function with a namespace reference
executeFunctionByName( 'noSuchAgency', ns );
/* OUTPUT:
Uncaught [object Object].noSuchAgency is not a function
*/