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bp-ts-utils

v2.4.2

Published

TypeScript Utility library

Downloads

11

Readme

Maintainability ts-utils-ci bp-ts-utils

ts-utils

A library of utilities to be used with TypeScript. The already established utility libraries out there for both TypeScript and JavaScript have inspired me to write my own. This is for fun and to learn. Anyone is welcome to try it out.

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm install --save bp-ts-utils

Library

Array Global Augmentation

first(): T
isEmpty(): boolean
isIdenticalTo(array: T[]): boolean
last(): T
longerThan(array: T[]): boolean
shorterThan(array: T[]): boolean
clone(array: unknown[]): unknown[]
cloneWithValidation(array: unknown[]): unknown[]

Boolean Global Augmentation

not(): boolean

Clone

clone(argument: unknown | unknown[]): unknown | unknown[]
cloneWithValidation(argument: unknown | unknown[]): unknown | unknown[]

Object

areIdentical<T>(first: T, second: T): boolean
isUndefined(argument: unknown): boolean
isNull(argument: unknown): boolean
isNullOrUndefined(argument: unknown): boolean
isANumber(argument: unknown): boolean
areIdenticalArrays(first: T[], second: T[]): boolean

Releasing to NPM Registry

Commands

  • lint: npm run lint
  • test: npm test
  • build: npm run build

Links

  • https://github.com/benj-power/ts-utils
  • https://www.npmjs.com/package/bp-ts-utils
  • Technical Notes