In python there is dir(module):
In [6]: dir(datetime)
Out[6]:
['MAXYEAR',
'MINYEAR',
'__doc__',
'__file__',
'__name__',
'__package__',
'date',
'datetime',
'datetime_CAPI',
'time',
'timedelta',
'tzinfo']
Elixir you can type the modulename then press tab and then it will list down all of the function that a method has.
iex(1)> String.
Chars at/2 capitalize/1
codepoints/1 contains?/2 downcase/1
duplicate/2 ends_with?/2 first/1
from_char_list!/1 from_char_list/1 graphemes/1
last/1 length/1 ljust/2
ljust/3 lstrip/1 lstrip/2
match?/2 next_codepoint/1 next_grapheme/1
In ruby you have methods
[2] pry(main)> File.methods
=> [:directory?,
:exist?,
:exists?,
:readable?,
:readable_real?,
:world_readable?,
:writable?,
:writable_real?,
:world_writable?,
:executable?,
:executable_real?,
:file?,
:zero?,
:size?, ...]
Is there an equivalent in livescript ?
Maybe use a function from prelude.ls - keys - http://preludels.com/#keys
edit:
Use the -d flag to automatically import prelude.ls into the repl.
$ lsc -d
LiveScript 1.2.0 - use 'lsc --help' for more information
ls> keys require 'assert'
[ 'AssertionError',
'fail',
'ok',
'equal',
'notEqual',
'deepEqual',
'notDeepEqual',
'strictEqual',
'notStrictEqual',
'throws',
'doesNotThrow',
'ifError' ]