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functionstein

v1.7.2

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Creating the monster. Weird collection of useful functions I often need.

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functionstein

Small toolbelt of functions (personal alternative for lodash/ramda inside small projects)

Installation

npm i --save functionstein

Usage

Simply import the functions you need like this:

import { first } from 'functionstein'

API

API

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FAQ

What is functionstein?

Functionstein is a collection of functions tailored to my needs. I use it inside quite a few projects, where I need some helper functions, but don't want to add the footprint of lodash or similar libraries.

Should I use this?

Short Answer: Probably not!

Long Answer: You technically could, but it is pretty likely that functionstein wont fit your needs and you are better off with another library like Lodash or Ramda. functionsteins collection of functions might seem rather random at times and I don't give any guarantees about the implementation of each function.

However if you are working on a small project and functionstein fits you can use it ofcourse. For anything that goes to production I would recommend one of the aforementioned libraries or to create a personal fork of functionstein.

Isn't there anything better that we could do with this name?

Absolutely. I really liked the name when it came to my mind and it still seems to fit the purpose of this library. Nothing is set in stone, though. If you have a great library idea that would fit the name better and would be more useful to others I would definitely be open to switch the purpose of the lib. Just hit me up and open an issue where we could discuss this.