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@abw/badger-utils

v1.1.4

Published

Javascript utility modules

Downloads

55

Readme

Badger Utils

This is a collection of various useful Javascript utility functions that I've written over the years.

Many of them are wrappers for simple code snippets that exist only to make my code more self-documenting and/or easier to read. Some are more complicated and are the kind of things that I prefer not to copy-and-paste into different projects.

You'll find similar functions in other libraries like underscore and Lodash. These just happen to be the ones I tend to use all the time.

Installation

Install badger-utils using your favourite package manager.

npm

npm add @abw/badger-utils

pnpm

pnpm add @abw/badger-utils

yarn

yarn add @abw/badger-utils

Documentation

Visit the website for detailed documentation.

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Author

Andy Wardley [email protected]