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@barandis/utils

v0.5.1

Published

Various utility functions I've come across/made up over the years

Downloads

8

Readme

@barandis/utils

This is simply a library of small dependency-free utility functions. It's meant as a place for me to keep things for my own personal use, but if there's anything you find here that you'd like to use, please feel free (in accordance with the MIT License, of course).

I'm not planning on providing any documentation short of what's on this page, but there are extensive doc comments, and the unit tests probably provide the best documentation of all.

Installation

If you want to install the package, get it from npm.

npm install --save @barandis/utils

Once you do, you can import or require directly from @barandis/utils as normal.

// import syntax
import * as utils from '@barandis/utils'
// require syntax
const utils = require('@barandis/utils')

Alternately, you can import individual modules by adding '/modules/<module-name>' to the end of the package name. For example, if you only want to use a function out of the iterators module, you can do this:

// import syntax
import * as iterators from '@barandis/utils/modules/iterators'
// require syntax
const iterators = require('@barandis/utils/modules/iterators')

The module to which each utility belongs is listed in the table of utilities below.

Utilities

Here's a list of the utilities available.

Name | Module | Description -----|------|------------ compose | functions | Combines two or more functions into a single function curry | functions | Partially applies a function enumerate| iterators | Iterates over a collection, returning tuples of the value and its index final | objects | Creates a class whose instances cannot be modified flip | functions | Reverses the order of parameter lists in a curried function frozen | objects | Creates an extensible class whose instances cannot be modified Nothing | objects | A chainable object representing nothing NullClass | objects | A class that does not extend from Object ordinal | numbers | Appends a number with 'st', 'nd', 'rd', or 'th' as appropriate pipe | functions | Composes functions in reverse order from compose pluck | collections | Extracts values from object collections by key range | ierators | Produces an iterator starting at a number and ending at another scan | collections | Like reduce but returns all of the intermediate reductions tracked | objects | Adds object tracking to a factory function wordinal | numbers | Turns a number into a word-based ordinal number