//Private and/or public data

//OBJECTNAME is namespace to keep data confined to local scope, don't pollute global scope as much as possible.

//Must call IIFE(immediately invoked function expression) to contain public/private data within local scope.

var OBJECTNAME = (function(){

//private variables/functions are kept outside of return statement

var PRIVATEVAR = ;

var ANOTHERONE = ;

var PRIVATEFUNCEXPRESSION = function(){};

//public data must be returned in an object

return {

PUBLICSTUFF: ,

PUBLICMETHOD: function(){

//CAN ACCESS PRIVATE DATA HERE BUT ONLY MODULE CAN MODIFY IT NO ONE ELSE CAN YAY

}

};

})();

//Global Imports: import global variables to be used in modules

var GLOBAL;

var OBJECTNAME = (function(ANYPARAMETERHERE){

var PRIVATE;

return {

SOMEPUBMETHOD: function(){

//GLOBAL can be accessed here

if(ANYPARAMETERHERE){

}

}

}

})(GLOBAL);

//Augmentation: If additions to existing properties needed, augmentation is useful (splitting functionalities between files)

//But make sure to group file contents around needed data, since aug properties can only access its own priv properties and same goes

//for original module props, they can only access their own priv properties

//(cross-file private state build won't have level of privacy of a single closure)

var OBJECTNAME = (function(ANYPARAMETERHERE){

var PRIVATE;

return {

SOMEPUBMETHOD: function(){

//GLOBAL can be accessed here

if(ANYPARAMETERHERE){

}

}

}

})(GLOBAL);

//Will provide extra properties/methods for existing module (OBJECTNAME)

//Don't declare OBJECTNAME with a 'var' or else will overwrite

OBJECTNAME = (function(someparameterhere){

var NEWPRIVATEDATA = ;

someparameterhere.newmethod = function(){};

//Must return the original module

return someparameterhere;

}(OBJECTNAME);