var Applyr = require('applyr')

var config = {
  port: 7215,
  name: "Fredrick"
}

var MainObject = function(objectConfig) {
  Applyr.applyConfigTo(this, objectConfig);
}
var mo = new MainObject(config);

console.log(JSON.stringify(mo));
//output: {"port":7215,"name":"Fredrick"}

//now if we want to use defaults
var configNoPort = {
	name: 'Jason'
}

var MainObjectWithDefaults = function(objectConfig) {
	var defaults = {
		port: 8888
	}
	Applyr.applyConfigTo(this, objectConfig, defaults);
}
var moDefaults1 = new MainObjectWithDefaults(configNoPort);

console.log(JSON.stringify(moDefaults1));
//output: {"port":8888,"name":"Jason"}

//now what happens if the config has port and so does defaults:
var moDefaults2 = new MainObjectWithDefaults(config);

console.log(JSON.stringify(moDefaults2));
//output: {"port":7215,"name":"Fredrick"}

//the object gets the value from the config, ignoring the default