Some convenience utils.

Installation

npm install --save @dengfengwang/utils

or

yarn add @dengfengwang/utils

Usage

You can import(or require) @dengfengwang/utils by getting it from npm

import { $number } from '@dengfengwang/utils';

const { toFixed } = $number;

console.log(toFixed(1.123, 2))

Table of contents

• Installation
• Usage
• API
  • $array
  • $boolean
  • $date
  • $math
  • $number
  • $string

API

$array

.reverse

Reverses an array in place.

Params

• arr {Array}: The array to reverse.
• start {Number}: Starting index.
• end {Number}: Ending index.

Example

import { $array } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { reverse } = $array;

const arr = [1, 2, 3];
reverse(arr, 0, arr.length - 1);
console.log(arr);
//=> [3,2,1]

$boolean

.random

Get a random boolean (true/false).

Params

• returns {Boolean}: A boolean (true or false).

Example

import { $boolean } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { random } = $boolean;

console.log(random());
//=> true/false

$date

.isWeekday

Check if the provided day is a weekday.

Params

• date {Date}: Provided Date.
• returns {Boolean}: Either a weekday or not(a weekend day).

Example

import { $date } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { isWeekday } = $date;

console.log(isWeekday(new Date('2021-05-17T00:00:00')));
//=> true

$math

.average

Get average value of arguments.

Params

• ...args {Arguments}: Some number arguments.
• returns {Number}: Average value of the arguments.

Example

import { $math } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { average } = $math;

console.log(average(1,2,3));
//=> 2

$number

.isEven

Check if a number is even or odd.

Params

• num {Number}: Arbitrary integer.
• returns {Boolean}: Even or not(odd).

Example

import { $number } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { isEven } = $number;

console.log(isEven(2));
//=> true
console.log(isEven(3));
//=> false

.toFixed

Truncate a number to a fixed decimal point.

Params

• num {Number}: The needed formatted number.
• digits {Number}: The number of digits to appear after the decimal point.
• returns {Boolean}: The given number using fixed-point notation.

Example

import { $number } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { toFixed } = $number;

console.log(toFixed(2.123, 2));
//=> 2.12

$string

.reverse

Reverse the characters in a string.

Params

• str {String}: The string to reverse.
• returns {String} The reversed string.

Example

import { $string } from '@dengfengwang/utils';
const { reverse } = $string;

console.log(reverse("abc"));
//=> 'cba'

License

Copyright (c) 2021-present, Weiwei Wang