Zepto / jQuery plugin base

Question

I am looking for a starting point to code plugins, primarily for Zepto.js (with fall back for jQuery). These will provide reusable functions for Tumblr theming.

However, I can't seem to find anything in depth about writing a plugin (with Zepto) as the example, apart from a small snippet on the Zepto site: http://zeptojs.com/

The code below is pieced together from reading various 'jQuery' plugin tutorials, but I am not 100% sure how solid it is.

;(function($){
 $.extend($.fn, {
 pluginName: function(el, options) {
 // Set defaults
 this.defaults = {
 option: 'option',
 onComplete: function() {}
 };
 // Combine defaults / options
 var settings = $.extend({}, this.defaults, options);
 // Do stuff
 $.each(this, function() {
 });
 // Call back if needed
 settings.onComplete.call(this);
 // Return `this` for chain ability
 return this;
 }
 });
}(window.Zepto || window.jQuery));

According to the Zepto documentation, my plugins method will be added to the Zepto object. Is this acceptable?

I would also like the option to use private / public functions contained in the plugin for flexibility.

I apologise if my questions come across as confusing or novice, but any help / improvements would be greatly appreciated.

• Joseph: You could check the jQuery Boilerplate for a better understanding.
• mikedidthis: Thanks @JosephtheDreamer that's where I got bits for the code above.

Answer 1

This looks fine to me, but then again it's sample (boilerplate) code ;)

• Consider "use strict";
• If it was not for the onComplete, you could simply return the result of $.each

I like your options handling, graceful fallback to jQuery, style, it's all good.