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beltjs

v0.2.1

Published

A lightweight tool belt for basic daily tasks.

Downloads

29

Readme

Build Status NPM version

beltjs

A lightweight tool belt for basic daily tasks.

Getting started

  • Just install the tool directly via npm: npm install beltjs
  • Require it as normal: var belt = require('beltjs');. Usage-example: belt.number.isInt(42);
  • Alternatively you can require specific modules - e.g. the string modul for useful functions regarding strings: var stringUtils = require('beltjs').string;. Usage-example: stringUtils.contains(string1, string2);

API

Currently the following modules are ready for use. The API is stable for now. Breaking changes will be announced and semver version numbering is used.

  • module: string

    • contains: Checks if a string is contained in another. An optional parameter for case insensitive checking is available.
    • startsWith: Checks if a string starts with another. An optional parameter for case insensitive checking is available.
    • endsWith: Checks if a string ends with another. An optional parameter for case insensitive checking is available.
  • module: number

    • isNumeric: Checks if the provided object is numeric.
    • isInt: Checks if the provided object is an integer. Attention: This method considers e.g. 1.0 as an integer.
    • isFloat: Checks if the provided object is a float. Attention: This method considers e.g. 1.0 not as a float value.
    • Note: isInt and isFloat consider values somewhat like they would be printed. The used example 1.0 will be printed as 1 by node.

Please checkout the source code for more information on how to use this until there is a better API documentation. There are plenty of tests for all the functions.