Jasmine's personal NPM JS Utility library

Created in April 2020 in participation of a Mintbean Hackathon. github

Install

$ npm install @jsmney/minitools

Usage

const mini = require('@jsmney/minitools')

// adds one!
mini.addOne(3) // 4

// emulates behavior of the infamous [left-pad](https://www.npmjs.com/package/left-pad)

mini.leftPad('hello', 10) // '     hello'
mini.leftPad(100, 10, '0') // '0000000100'
mini.leftPad(100, 1, '0') // Error: cannot pad, argument is too long

// leftPad, but for all elements in an array
mini.leftPadAll(['hi', 'hello', 'greetings', 'yo'], 15)
// [
//   '             hi',
//   '          hello',
//   '      greetings',
//   '             yo'
// ]

// Happy Number checker!
mini.isHappy(19) // true
mini.isHappy(20) // false

Example execution on RunKit

Check it out on my RunKit playground

Requirements

1. Create a personal npm library.
2. Fill it with methods you would find useful in future projects.
3. Publish it to npm (you may have to sign up for an npm account).
4. Demonstrate that it can be required right from npm, by building a project using Runkit or Codepen

Resources

• I found freeCodeCamp's Tutorial SUPER helpful :)

Additional Links

• Creating and publishing unscoped public packages
• Video - Creating & publishing your own NPM modules
• Testing npm modules locally
• npm-link

For future reference ( as I grow this... )

• npm for react
• es6 modules on the front end