It's called 'jQuerysh' and provides the jquery-like behavior for the $() function. You can copypast or build it from over here jquerysh on github
Basically it does three things with the $() function. You can navigate in jquery-style
$('#element-id').onClick('addClass', 'marked');
$('div.class').each('addClass', 'marked');
And you can call the onReady via it, same way as in jQuery
$(function() {
// will be executed when on ready
});
This is pretty much it, might be useful for people who need to work with both jQuery and RightJS.
And yes, it works with RightJS 2 only. Not like I want to make you switch to RJS2 (which I actually want), RJS1 is simply not built for that.
Cheers
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