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@jamesgmarks/utilities

v0.5.2

Published

A series of useful functions, heavily tested and strongly typed via Typescript declarations. Inspired by functional philosophies.

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1,696

Readme

Utilities

A series of useful functions, heavily tested and strongly typed via Typescript declarations. Inspired by functional philosophies, but not claiming to be a functional library (yet, anyhow).

Each function in this library adheres to the rule that it will never change the data provided to it as input. It will always return a new value.

These functions are intended to simplify code in consuming applications by abstracting common code tasks and control structures into composable, mockable, "unit testable", declarative functions.

Some of these merely wrap common tasks with a declarative word or two to better describe what they do, others abstract more complex functionality. A few - like branch - wrap code structures in functions, which allows for some fun functional funny-business, like partial application and currying.

Categories

- [Arrays](docs/arrays.md)
- [Async Helpers](docs/async-helpers.md)
- [Dates](docs/dates.md)
- [Structure and Flow Functions](docs/functional.md)
- [Logical Operating Functions](docs/logical.md)
- [Memoization](docs/memoize.md)
- [Miscellaneous](docs/misc.md)
- [Objects](docs/objects.md)
- [Pipes](docs/pipe.md)
- [String Functions](docs/string.md)