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Subobjects of the Window Object in JavaScript

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📘 Welcome to the documentation of various subobjects within the window object in JavaScript.

🌐 The window object is a global entity representing the browser window or tab, offering a myriad of functionalities for web development.

Table of Contents

Introduction

🌟 The window object is a cornerstone in web browsers, serving as a container for diverse subobjects, each tailored for specific roles. Gaining insights into these subobjects can significantly augment your prowess in crafting dynamic and interactive web applications.

List of Subobjects

  • window (global object)
    • document: Represents the DOM of the current web page.
    • console: Provides methods for interacting with the browser console.
    • localStorage: Allows data storage on the client side.
    • sessionStorage: Similar to localStorage, but data is session-specific.
    • navigator: Provides information about the user's browser and system.
    • location: Contains information about the current URL.
    • history: Allows manipulation of the browser's history.
    • screen: Provides information about the user's screen.
    • frames: Refers to the frames within the current window.
    • parent: Refers to the parent window or frame.
    • top: Refers to the top-level browsing context.
    • self: Refers to the current browsing context.
    • XMLHttpRequest: Used for making HTTP requests.
    • AudioContext: Handles audio processing and synthesis.
    • Video: Represents a video element for playback.
    • WebRTC: Enables real-time communication via web browsers.
    • WebSocket: Provides full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection.
    • Math: Provides mathematical functions and constants.
    • Date: Allows working with dates and times.
    • Object: The base object for all JavaScript objects.
    • Array: Represents a collection of elements in a specific order.
    • String: Represents a sequence of characters.
    • Number: Represents a numeric value.
    • Boolean: Represents a true or false value.
    • Error: Represents an error object.
    • Function: Represents a function in JavaScript.
    • Promise: Represents a value that might be available in the future.
    • JSON: Provides methods for working with JSON data.
    • Map: Represents a collection of key-value pairs.
    • Set: Represents a collection of unique values.
    • Symbol: Represents a unique and immutable value.
    • RegExp: Represents a regular expression pattern.
    • Image: Represents an image element for display.
    • Audio: Represents an audio element for playback.
    • Worker: Enables running JavaScript in a background thread.
    • Intl: Provides internationalization support for formatting and parsing.
    • Blob: Represents binary data.
    • DataView: Represents a low-level view of binary data.
    • Event: Represents an event that occurs in the DOM.
    • EventTarget: Represents an object that can receive events.
    • File: Represents a file selected by the user.
    • URL: Provides methods for working with URLs.
    • URLSearchParams: Represents query parameters in a URL.
    • Crypto: Provides cryptographic functionality.
    • GlobalEventHandlers: Represents an object that can handle events globally.
    • Selection: Represents the user's text selection in a document.
    • KeyboardEvent: Represents a keyboard event.
    • MouseEvent Represents a event for the mouse.
    • RTCDataChannel: Represents a channel for sending data over WebRTC.
    • RTCPeerConnection: Represents a connection between two peers in WebRTC.
    • Performance: Provides timing and performance-related information.
    • IndexedDB: Provides a local database for storing structured data.
    • Intl.Collator: Provides string comparison with language-sensitive collation.
    • Intl.DateTimeFormat: Provides localized date and time formatting.
    • Intl.NumberFormat: Provides localized number formatting.
    • TextDecoder: Decodes text from binary data using a specified encoding.
    • TextEncoder: Encodes text into binary data using a specified encoding.
    • WebAssembly: Represents WebAssembly modules and instances.
    • ServiceWorker: Enables the use of background scripts to handle network requests.
    • SpeechRecognition: Enables speech recognition capabilities.
    • SpeechSynthesis: Enables speech synthesis capabilities.
    • Clipboard: Provides access to the clipboard for copying and pasting.
    • MediaStream: Represents a stream of media content.
    • FileSystem: Represents the file system for web applications.
    • EventSource: Represents a connection to a server-sent events stream.
    • Camera: Represents a camera for capturing video or images.
    • AudioTrack: Represents an audio track in a media stream.
    • VideoTrack: Represents a video track in a media stream.
    • MediaRecorder: Records media streams, such as audio and video.
    • HTMLCanvasElement: Represents a canvas element for 2D rendering.
    • HTMLImageElement: Represents an image element for display.
    • HTMLAudioElement: Represents an audio element for playback.
    • HTMLVideoElement: Represents a video element for playback.
    • HTMLIFrameElement: Represents an inline frame element for embedding other documents.
    • HTMLFormElement: Represents a form element for collecting user input.
    • HTMLInputElement: Represents an input element for user data entry.
    • HTMLTextAreaElement: Represents a textarea element for multiline text input.
    • HTMLSelectElement: Represents a select element for dropdown menus.
    • HTMLOptionElement: Represents an option element within a select element.
    • HTMLButtonElement: Represents a button element for user interaction.
    • HTMLAnchorElement: Represents an anchor element for hyperlinks.
    • HTMLMediaElement: Represents a base class for media-related elements (audio, video).
    • HTMLScriptElement: Represents a script element for executing JavaScript code.
    • HTMLStyleElement: Represents a style element for embedding CSS styles.
    • HTMLLinkElement: Represents a link element for external resources (CSS, etc.).
    • HTMLMetaElement: Represents a meta element for document metadata.
    • HTMLTitleElement: Represents a title element for the document's title.
    • HTMLHeadElement: Represents the head element containing metadata.
    • HTMLDivElement: Represents a division element for grouping content.
    • HTMLSpanElement: Represents a span element for inline content styling.
    • HTMLParagraphElement: Represents a paragraph element for text grouping.
    • HTMLHeadingElement: Represents heading elements (h1 to h6) for headings.
    • TouchEvent: Represents a touch event on a touch-enabled device.
    • WebGLRenderingContext: Provides access to the WebGL graphics rendering context.
    • WebGL2RenderingContext: Provides access to the WebGL 2 graphics rendering context.
    • RTCDataChannel: The RTCDataChannel interface represents a network channel which can be used for bidirectional peer-to-peer transfers of arbitrary data. Every data channel is associated with an RTCPeerConnection, and each peer connection can have up to a theoretical maximum of 65,534 data channels (the actual limit may vary from browser to browser).

Usage

✨ Each subobject within the window object boasts a unique collection of properties and methods, empowering you to engage with distinct facets of web development. For further details, consult the corresponding subobject sections.

Contributing

🤝 Your contributions are highly valued! If you identify any inaccuracies or desire to enrich information about a specific subobject, please consider submitting a pull request.

License

📄 This repository is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to utilize and distribute the content as you see fit.

Contact

📧 Should you have any queries or suggestions, don't hesitate to get in touch: