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@celleb/js-utils

v1.2.0

Published

Typescript/Javascript utils

Downloads

32

Readme

js-utils

Typescript/Javascript utilities for arrays, objects, collections and more.

Getting started

npm i @celleb/js-utils --save

Available utils

arrays

Utils for arrays

Usage:

import arrays from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
// or
import { arrays } from '@celleb/js-utils';

uniqueFilter

A filter to return unique values in an array

Example:

import { uniqueFilter } from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
const cities = ['Windhoek', 'Bloemfontein', 'Windhoek'].filter(uniqueFilter); // ['Windhoek', 'Bloemfontein']

filterUnique

Returns an array of unique values

Example:

import { filterUnique } from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
const cities = filterUnique(['Windhoek', 'Bloemfontein', 'Windhoek']); // ['Windhoek', 'Bloemfontein']

stringSorter

Sort function to sort strings in alphabetical order

import { stringSorter } from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
['a', 'b', '1', '5'].sort(stringSorter)) // ['1', '5', 'a', 'b'];

sortStrings

Sort function to sort strings in alphabetical order

import { sortStrings } from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
sortStrings(['a', 'b', '1', '5']); // ['1', '5', 'a', 'b'];

sortByReference

Sort an array base on the order of the reference array.

import { sortByReference } from '@celleb/js-utils/arrays';
const order = ['faceTime', 'name'];
const input = ['name', 'lastName', 'faceTime', 'taxi'];
sortByReference(input, order)); // ['faceTime', 'name', 'lastName', 'taxi']

coll

Utils for collections. A collection is an array of objects.

Usage:

import coll from '@celleb/js-utils/coll';
// or
import { coll } from '@celleb/js-utils';

uniqueFilterByKey

Filters for unique items in a collection by the specified key

Example

import { uniqueFilterByKey } from '@celleb/js-utils/coll';
const coll = [
 { id: 1, name: 'Jonas' },
 { id: 1, name: 'Tomanga' },
];
coll.filter(uniqueFilterByKey('id')); // [{id: 1, name: 'Jonas'}]

filterByUniqueKey

Returns a collection of items filtered by unique key

Example

import { filterByUniqueKey } from '@celleb/js-utils/coll';
const coll = [
 { id: 1, name: 'Jonas' },
 { id: 1, name: 'Tomanga' },
];
filterByUniqueKey(coll, 'id'); // [{id: 1, name: 'Jonas'}]

updateColl

Adds or update items of a collection based on the specified key

Example

import { updateColl } from '@celleb/js-utils/coll';
const coll = [
 { id: 1, name: 'Jonas' },
 { id: 2, name: 'Tomanga' },
];
updateColl('id', coll, [{ id: '2', name: 'Manga' }]); // [{id: 1, name: 'Jonas'}, {id: 2, name: 'Manga'}]

obj

Utils for objects.

Usage:

import obj from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
// or
import { obj } from '@celleb/js-utils';

omit

Returns an object with the specified keys omitted

Parameters

The first parameter is the object, and the subsequent parameters are the keys to be omitted. There's an autocomplete for keys in typescript.

Example

import { omit } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const data = { 1: 'one', id: 'one', city: 'Opuwo', country: 'Namibia' };
omit(data, 1, 'id'); // {city: 'Opuwo', country: 'Namibia'}

omitExtra

Same as omit but also accounts for symbol keys

Example

import { omitExtra } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const ID = Symbol('id');
const data = { [ID]: 'one', id: 'one', city: 'Opuwo', country: 'Namibia' };
omitExtra(data, ID, 'id'); // {city: 'Opuwo', country: 'Namibia'}

shallowTransform

Transforms the keys of the input object to the values of the given dictionary.

Example

import { shallowTransform } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const input = { town: 'Windhoek', state: 'Namibia' };
const dictionary = { town: 'city', state: 'country' };
shallowTransform(input, dictionary); // {city: 'Windhoek', country: 'Namibia'}

swapKeysAndValues

Swaps keys with values in a shallow dictionary.

Example

import { swapKeysAndValues } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const dictionary = { town: 'city', state: 'country' };
swapKeysAndValues(dictionary); // {city: 'town', country: 'state'}

shallowToDeepTransform

Transforms the input keys to those in a shallow dictionary

Example

import { shallowToDeepTransform } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const input = { town: 'Windhoek', state: 'Namibia', cood: { lat: 1, lon: 2 } };
const dictionary = { town: 'city', state: 'country', 'cood.lat': 'point.x', 'cood.lon': 'point.y' };
shallowToDeepTransform(input, dictionary); // {city: 'Windhoek', country: 'Namibia', point: {x: 1, y: 2} }

utils

Additional utils

Usage:

import utils from '@celleb/js-utils/utils';
// or
import { utils } from '@celleb/js-utils';

clone

Creates and returns a copy of the input

Example

import { clone } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
clone({ id: 3 }); // {id: 3}

compare

Returns true when the stringify value of two items are identical.

Example

import { compare } from '@celleb/js-utils/obj';
const obj1 = { one: 1 };
const obj2 = { one: 1 };
obj1 === obj2; // false
compare(obj1, obj2); // true