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@zellwk/javascript

v4.0.1

Published

Collection of useful JavaScript code — for both browsers and node.

Downloads

21

Readme

JavaScript

I put together a collection of JavaScript functions I use. I found them exceptionally useful and I hope you will too.

Note: This collection is ESM only and cannot be used with CommonJS.

Installation and usage with npm

You can install the library with npm:

npm install @zellwk/javascript

All files are found within there folders:

  • browser — usable only in browsers
  • node — usable only in Node
  • utils — usable in both browsers and node

Just import whatever file you need from these folders. When importing, you can skip the src path because that is already handled for you in the package.json file.

Example for using Local Store:

import * as localStore from '@zellwk/javascript/browser/local-store.js'

Installation and usage without npm

You can use these libraries in the frontend even if you don't use a bundler. All you need to do is retrieve the library from a CDN like JsDelivr.

When you use this method, you need to include the src folder in your path.

Here's an example:

import localStore from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@zellwk/[email protected]/src/browser/localstore.js'

See this article to make this nicer for your project.

WIP Warning

This repository is always a Work in Progress. I may change anything anytime!

Changelog

Detailed changes for each release are documented in the release notes.