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@dbb-id/standarization

v1.0.26

Published

package purposes

Downloads

102

Readme

Dibimbing Standarization

package purposes

  • to centralized utils function
  • to centralized format function
  • popup login in every other project (unconfirmed codeable)
  • create standard data type for every other project

Installation

using npm

npm install @dbb-id/standarization

or yarn

yarn add @dbb-id/standarization

Features

Format

| Name | Params | Purposes | | ------ | ------ | ----- | | toExternalLink | string: string / null / undefined | add https:// if string doesn't started with it | | toPhoneNumber | string: string / null / undefined | remove 0/62/+62 on start of string | | readGraphql | string: string | remove [GraphQL] on start of string | | truncate | str: string, n: number | keep n first character and change the rest with ... |

Function

| Name | Params | Purposes | | ------ | ------ | ----- | | transformArray | arr: T[], columns: number | transform array of something based on columns | | shuffle | array: T[] | shuffle array of something and got new rendom ordered array | | getUniqueArray | array: T[] | remove same value of array | | ----- | ----- | ----- | | arrayNumberToArrayString | array: number[] | convert array of number to array of string (typescript things) | | arrayStringToArrayNumber | array: string[] | convert array of string to array of number (typescript things), using parseInt(string,10) instead of Number(string) | | ----- | ----- | ----- | | replaceAllString | value: string / null / undefined, replaceWord: string, replaceWith: string | String.replaceAll is deprecated so this function replace it | | capitalizeWord | word: string / null / undefined | capitalize the first character, even it more than one word | | capitalizeEachWord | sentence: string / null / undefined, divider: string = " " | capitalize each words after " " or divider | | capitalizeSentence | sentences: string / null / undefined, divider: string = ". " | capitalize the first character after ". " or divider | | separateCamelCase | string: string / null / undefined | change camel case to normal case. example: separateCamelCase to separate camel case |

Here we go.

Note: This readme will not real time update. Contact [email protected] and buy him coffee to update.