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-# method
-
-[![Build Status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/Gozala/method.png)](http://travis-ci.org/Gozala/method)
-
-Library provides an API for defining polymorphic methods that dispatch on the
-first argument type. This provides a powerful way for decouple abstraction
-interface definition from an actual implementation per type, without risks
-of interference with other libraries.
-
-### Motivation
-
-  - Provide a high-performance, dynamic polymorphism construct as an
-    alternative to existing object methods that does not provides any
-    mechanics for guarding against name conflicts.
-  - Allow independent extension of types, and implementations of methods
-    on types, by different parties.
-
-## Install
-
-    npm install method
-
-## Use
-
-```js
-var method = require("method")
-
-// Define `isWatchable` method that can be implemented for any type.
-var isWatchable = method("isWatchable")
-
-// If you call it on any object it will
-// throw as nothing implements that method yet.
-//isWatchable({}) // => Exception: method is not implemented
-
-// If you define private method on `Object.prototype`
-// all objects will inherit it.
-Object.prototype[isWatchable] = function() {
-  return false;
-}
-
-isWatchable({}) // => false
-
-
-// Although `isWatchable` property above will be enumerable and there for
-// may damage some assumbtions made by other libraries. There for it"s
-// recomended to use built-in helpers methods that will define extension
-// without breaking assumbtions made by other libraries:
-
-isWatchable.define(Object, function() { return false })
-
-
-// There are primitive types in JS that won"t inherit methods from Object:
-isWatchable(null) // => Exception: method is not implemented
-
-// One could either implement methods for such types:
-isWatchable.define(null, function() { return false })
-isWatchable.define(undefined, function() { return false })
-
-// Or simply define default implementation:
-isWatchable.define(function() { return false })
-
-// Alternatively default implementation may be provided at creation:
-isWatchable = method(function() { return false })
-
-// Method dispatches on an first argument type. That allows us to create
-// new types with an alternative implementations:
-function Watchable() {}
-isWatchable.define(Watchable, function() { return true })
-
-// This will make all `Watchable` instances watchable!
-isWatchable(new Watchable()) // => true
-
-// Arbitrary objects can also be extended to implement given method. For example
-// any object can simply made watchable:
-function watchable(object) {
-  return isWatchable.implement(objct, function() { return true })
-}
-
-isWatchable(watchable({})) // => true
-
-// Full protocols can be defined with such methods:
-var observers = "observers@" + module.filename
-var watchers = method("watchers")
-var watch = method("watch")
-var unwatch = method("unwatch")
-
-watchers.define(Watchable, function(target) {
-  return target[observers] || (target[observers] = [])
-})
-
-watch.define(Watchable, function(target, watcher) {
-  var observers = watchers(target)
-  if (observers.indexOf(watcher) < 0) observers.push(watcher)
-  return target
-})
-unwatch.define(Watchable, function(target, watcher) {
-  var observers = watchers(target)
-  var index = observers.indexOf(watcher)
-  if (observers.indexOf(watcher) >= 0) observers.unshift(watcher)
-  return target
-})
-
-// Define type Port that inherits form Watchable
-
-function Port() {}
-Port.prototype = Object.create(Watchable.prototype)
-
-var emit = method("emit")
-emit.define(Port, function(port, message) {
-  watchers(port).slice().forEach(function(watcher) {
-    watcher(message)
-  })
-})
-
-var p = new Port()
-watch(p, console.log)
-emit(p, "hello world") // => info: "hello world"
-```