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@neutrium/utilities

v2.0.0

Published

A collection of general purpose utility objects for the NeutriumJS library.

Downloads

1,065

Readme

NeutriumJS.utilities

Introduction

NeutriumJS.utilities is a collection of general purpose utility objects for use throughout the NeutriumJS library.

Getting Started

Installing

The utilities module can be installed using npm as follows:

npm install --save "@neutriumjs/utilities"

Typescript

You can include the module using an import statement in typescript:

import {NestedMap} from "@neutriumjs/utilities"

var map = new NestedMap();

This module is built with the declaration files so type hinting should work once the module has been imported.

Node

var utilities = require("@neutriumjs/utilities");

var map = new utilities.NestedMap();

Browsers

Since version 2.0.0 NeutriumJS.utilitites has been converted to a commonjs (node) package. To use it in a browser environment you will need to use a tool like browserify to convert it to a web bunble and expose the Quantity object.

Donations

NeutriumJS is free software, but you can support the developers by donating here.

Release Notes

| Version | Notes | |:-------:|:------| | 1.0.0 | Initial Release | | 2.0.0 | Rename package, switch to Typescript and convert to npm module |

License

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International