index.js
function _ajax$(url, settings, override) {
    // We just need to split up the arguments and pass them to ``doit``.
    var originalArgs = settings ? [url, settings] : [url];
    var originalSettings = settings || url;
    var extracted = bluetry.extractBluejaxOptions(originalArgs);
    // We need a copy here so that we do not mess up what the user passes to us.
    var bluejaxOptions = $.extend({}, override, extracted[0]);
    var cleanedOptions = extracted[1];
    return doit(originalArgs, originalSettings, cleanedOptions, bluejaxOptions);
  }
function _ajax$(url, settings, override) {
    // We just need to split up the arguments and pass them to ``doit``.
    var originalArgs = settings ? [url, settings] : [url];
    var originalSettings = settings || url;
    var extracted = bluetry.extractBluejaxOptions(originalArgs);
    // We need a copy here so that we do not mess up what the user passes to us.
    var bluejaxOptions = $.extend({}, override, extracted[0]);
    var cleanedOptions = extracted[1];
    return doit(originalArgs, originalSettings, cleanedOptions, bluejaxOptions);
  }
function _ajax$ ( url , settings , override ) { // We just need to split up the arguments and pass them to ``doit``. var originalArgs = settings ? [ url , settings ] : [ url ] ; var originalSettings = settings || url ; var extracted = bluetry . extractBluejaxOptions ( originalArgs ) ; // We need a copy here so that we do not mess up what the user passes to us. var bluejaxOptions = $ . extend ( { } , override , extracted [ 0 ] ) ; var cleanedOptions = extracted [ 1 ] ; return doit ( originalArgs , originalSettings , cleanedOptions , bluejaxOptions ) ; }
We need this so that we can use ``make``. The ``override`` parameter is used solely by ``make`` to pass the options that the user specified on ``make``.
We need this so that we can use make . The override parameter is used solely by make to pass the options that the user specified on make .