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ArcGIS: API Reference

API Reference Overview
The API Reference contains detailed descriptions for each class in the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. Use the API Reference to find constructor options as well as 1)Properties, 
2)Methods and 
3)Events for each class.
Classes in the API are organized in modules. 

https://developers.arcgis.com/javascript/3/jsapi/

 esri
require(["esri/basemaps"], function(esriBasemaps) { /* code goes here */ });

require(["esri/Color"], function(Color) { /* code goes here */ });


require(["esri/config"], function(esriConfig) { /* code goes here */ });





 esri/arcgis
 esri/dijit
 esri/dijit/analysis
 esri/dijit/editing
 esri/dijit/geoenrichment
 esri/dijit/geoenrichment/ReportPlayer
 esri/dijit/util
 esri/geometry
 esri/layer/pixelFilters
 esri/layers
 esri/opsdashboard
 esri/plugins
 esri/process
 esri/renderers
 esri/styles
 esri/support
 esri/symbols
 esri/tasks
 esri/tasks/datareviewer
 esri/tasks/geoenrichment
 esri/tasks/locationproviders
 esri/toolbars
 esri/virtualearth
 esri/workers
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