ThreeJS predefined shader attributes / uniforms

Question

I have started with ThreeJS's WebGL renderer after doing some "regular" WebGL with no additional libraries + GLSL shaders. I am trying to write custom shaders now in my ThreeJS program and I noticed that ThreeJS takes care of a lot of the standard stuff such as the projection and model / view matrices. My simple vertex shader now looks like this:

// All of these seem to be predefined:
// vec3 position;
// mat4 projectionMatrix;
// mat4 modelViewMatrix;
// mat3 normalMatrix;
// vec3 normal;

// I added this
varying vec3 vNormal;

void main() {
    vNormal = normalMatrix * vec3(normal);
    gl_Position = projectionMatrix * modelViewMatrix * vec4(position, 1.0);
}

My question is: Which other variables (I'm assuming they're uniforms) are predefined for vertex and fragment shaders that I could use? Does ThreeJS help out with light vectors / light color for instance (of course assuming I've added one or more lights to my ThreeJS scene)?

Update (Oct. 9, 2014): This question has been getting quite a few views, and the user Killah mentioned that the existing answers did not lead to a solution anymore with the current version of three.js. I added and accepted my own answer, see it below.

Answer 1

For uniforms, the short answer is the following:

In the vertex shader

"uniform mat4 modelMatrix;",
"uniform mat4 modelViewMatrix;",
"uniform mat4 projectionMatrix;",
"uniform mat4 viewMatrix;",
"uniform mat3 normalMatrix;",
"uniform vec3 cameraPosition;",

and in the fragment shader

"uniform mat4 viewMatrix;",
"uniform vec3 cameraPosition;",

For the complete answer, involving uniforms and attributes, your custom shaders have the string variables prefixVertex and prefixFragment pre-appended.

var vertexGlsl = prefixVertex + vertexShader;
var fragmentGlsl = prefixFragment + fragmentShader;

var glVertexShader = THREE.WebGLShader( gl, gl.VERTEX_SHADER, vertexGlsl );
var glFragmentShader = THREE.WebGLShader( gl, gl.FRAGMENT_SHADER, fragmentGlsl );

The prefixVertex and prefixFragment variable definitions can be found in WebGLProgram.js or in the non-minified version of three.js.

EDIT: Updated to three.js r.73