A JavaScript project in this documentation referes to a group of JavaScript files that are intended to be used together or are classified as files with related or similar functionality such as common code.

JavaScript files in this documentation are often referred to as Library Files because they can contain more than one class. The JavaScript files in the LJC JavaScript Projects are appended with "Lib" to indicate this potential relationship and in some cases to prevent a name conflict with the principle class in the file.

The LJC JavaScript projects attempt to define all related classes in the same JavaScript file. This makes it easier to include the classes in another HTML file. In some cases, related classes may be kept in one or more additional JavaScript files to make it easier to read and edit even though the classes are logically part of the associated parent file.

Files with related classes are kept together in the same project location. The exception is common code which is kept in a location accessible to all projects.

Library Files and Classes are prefixed with "LJC" to support uniqueness which helps to prevent duplicate name conflicts with other JavaScript files and classes.