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@josxa/kit-utils

v1.2.3

Published

A [Script Kit](https://scriptkit.com) environment ([what is a Kenv?](https://gist.github.com/BeSpunky/4595a7a783b74802b8cb5301d91efa55)) with UI utilities and other scripting goodies.

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Readme

kit-utils

A Script Kit environment (what is a Kenv?) with UI utilities and other scripting goodies.

Except for some demos, this repo does not contain any runnable scripts and is meant to be used as a TypeScript library you can reference in your own scripts.

Installation

[!TIP] This package can either be used as a kenv, or be installed via NPM.

Which should I choose?

  • If you want to run the Demo apps 👉 Install as kenv
  • If you expect to be making occasional changes to the utilities here 👉 Install as kenv
  • If you plan on contributing 👉 Install as kenv
  • Otherwise 👉 Install from NPM

Installing as a kenv

  1. Direct link: https://scriptkit.com/api/kenv?repo=JosXa/kit-utils
  2. Accept the risks and install
  3. Import utils directly from the kenv, usually import {...} from '../kenvs/kit-utils'

Using as an NPM library

Simply paste
import {} from '@josxa/kit-utils'
into one of your scripts and wait for Kit to prompt you to install it.

Or install explicitly using npm install @josxa/kit-utils, you know the drill.

Demos

After installation as a kenv, run the "Show or Hide Demos" script to get a feel for what's possible.

API

Prompt Helpers

crudArg

A wrapper around arg that remembers previous user choices, with actions to create, read, update, and delete cached entries.

Example:

import { crudArg } from '@josxa/kit-utils'

const city = await crudArg('Enter a city name')

await div(`You selected: ${city}`)

refreshable

See Docstring

Example:

See Demo