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housewife

v1.0.0

Published

2 years ago

Have the housewife do all your chores (especially the dirty ones)

Downloads

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House Wife

House Wife is the do all javascript package. She can do all your chores for you while you focus on what matters.

Installation

To get a house wife of your own simply run:

npm i housewife

in your terminal and import the package into your project.

Features

Clean

Make your housewife clean any array you hand her. She will gladly take any array of data and clean it based on how you tell her how. And she WON'T throw a bitch fit!

Future Plans

Right now housewife is a basic bitch. She can't do much but she is very good at what she can do. In the future we plan on teaching her how to handle even more tasks. Here are a few tasks we have planned for her to learn:

Shop - Traverse the web and deliver anything you could ever want
Organize - Pass her data and she will organize it into whatever format you like
Count - Give her anything countable and she will count it
Complain - Every house wife has a knack for compaining. That's why our house wife will to! She will complain about every thing you do wrong!
And Much more!

Notice

This house wife is not very good at the moment but we plan to whip her into shape over time. Stay with us to see the progress we make on her over time.