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glutils

v0.3.1

Published

The set of the utilities needed to code like Greg Little does

Downloads

86

Readme

glutils

Build Status

Synopsis

Utilities to help someone code the way Greg Little (dglittle) does. Based on https://github.com/dglittle/gl519

Description

This utility library is compiled over the years by Greg Little to support his - minimum dependencies - maximum code lifetime - rely on the language vs the libraries - unique coding style. It consists of five distinct sections

  • glutils-js - These are functions that should/could have been part of the javascript language itself. Most of them enable a functional programming style - others are just fixes for well known deficiencies of javascript: has, identity, each, map, filter, reduce, some, every, rename, min, max, find, range, size, deepEquals, keys, values, merge, clone, deepClone, pairs, object, pick, omit, setAdd, makeSet, inSet, setSub, bagAdd, listAdd, lerp, lerpCap, time, trim, lines, sum, sample, shuffle, randomInt, randomString, sort, sortDesc, toArray, ensure

  • glutils-browser : Common helper functions for the browser. escapeUnicodeChar, escapeString, escapeRegExp, escapeUrl, unescapeUrl, escapeXml, unescapeXml, getUrlParams, splitHorz, splitVert, dialog

  • glutils-json : This set of utilities make it straightforward to persist whole javascript structures (including pointers, cycles) to a file. decycle, recycle, json, unJson

  • glutils-node : Common helper functions for node serveOnExpress, read, write, print, exit, md5

  • glutils_promises : Simple but powerful fibers-based "real" promises run, yield, p, parallel, consume, wget

Here is an example of using the promises:

    var _ = require('glutils')
    _.run(function () {
        ...
        var user = _.p(db.users.findone({ username : username}, _.p()))
        console.log(user)
        ...
    }

Installation

npm install glutils

Changes

Here are my changes from the original gl519 repo

02/22/2014

  • Added rename function in glutils-js section. (allows renaming of the keys of a hash based on map parameter)

02/17/2014 - Initial Commits

  • pushed the tests in a test subfolder
  • change test output into TAP (prepended OK, NOT OK, or # before each line of output)
  • disable print() test and exit() tests - they were relying on human observation
  • added npm test script - that tests using tap
  • express serve the file statically at route /glutil instead of /gl519
  • added MIT License file as specified in original package.json by dglittle
  • added travis integration