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# es5-ext
## ECMAScript5 extensions (with respect to ECMAScript6 standard)
## ECMAScript5 extensions
### (with respect to ECMAScript6 standard)
Shims for upcoming ES6 standard and other goodies implemented strictly with ECMAScript conventions in mind.
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#### Non ECMAScript standard features
__es5-ext__ provides also other utils, and implements them if they were proposed for a standard, so it mostly offer methods (not functions) which can directly be assigned to native object's prototype:
__es5-ext__ provides also other utils, and implements them as if they were proposed for a standard. It mostly offers methods (not functions) which can directly be assigned to native prototypes:
```javascript
Object.defineProperty(Function.prototype, 'partial', { value: require('es5-ext/function/#/partial'),
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If you decide not to extend native prototypes, which in most cases is right decision (see
[extending-javascript-natives](http://javascriptweblog.wordpress.com/2011/12/05/extending-javascript-natives/)
for more views on that matter), you can use them indirectly:
for more views on that matter), you can use methods indirectly:
```javascript
var flatten = require('es5-ext/array/#/flatten');