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@pwalton/js-utils

v2.0.2

Published

Vanilla JS utility functions and snippets with wide cross-browser compatibilty. May need transpiling, but doesn't use any APIs not supported by IE 10 (except for Promises, polyfill that good stuff).

Downloads

29

Readme

JS Utils

Simple, easy to understand (hopefully!) Vanilla JS utils. Written in ES6 syntax but API compatible down to IE 10.


Guidelines

These utility & helper functions should:

  • be small and relatively simple, hopefully easy to understand and read through
  • not have any dependancies, although may be tailored for use with certain frameworks or applications
  • be API compatible with a wide array of browsers (see browserlist in package.json)

API & Features

See generated documentation, annotated source code, or test specs.

Scripts & Dev

  • linting with ESLint (npm run lint, or npm run dev to start watcher).
  • testing with Jest (npm run test). Lint tests with gulp listTests.
  • documentation with jsdoc (npm run docs).

Gulp tasks documention

NPM scripts