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iit-utils

v1.2.3

Published

Some utils

Downloads

7

Readme

Installing

Package manager

Using npm:

$ npm install iit-utils

Once the package is installed, you can import the library using import or require approach:

import utils, { numberToCurrency, truncateString } from "iit-utils"

You can also use the default export, since the named export is just a re-export from iit-utils:

import utils from "iit-utils"

console.log(utils.numberToCurrency(1000))

If you use require for importing, only default export is available:

const utils = require('iit-utils')

console.log(utils.numberToCurrency(1000))

Examples

Number to currency

import { numberToCurrency } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a number to the function
const PRICE = numberToCurrency(1232)

console.log(PRICE) // 1.232,00 €

Get year and month

import { getYearAndMonth } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a date to the function
const YEAR_MONTH = getYearAndMonth(new Date())

console.log(YEAR_MONTH) // 2023/09

Transform minutes to full hours

import { transformMinutesToFullHours } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a number to the function
const MINUTES_TO_FULL_HOURS = transformMinutesToFullHours(60)

console.log(MINUTES_TO_FULL_HOURS) // 01:00:00

Get hours of date

import { getHoursOfDate } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a date to the function
const HOURS_OF_DATE = getHoursOfDate(new Date())

console.log(HOURS_OF_DATE) // 14:44

Get extended date

import { getExtendedDate } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a date to the function
const EXTENDED_DATE = getExtendedDate(new Date())

console.log(EXTENDED_DATE) // Thursday, September 2023 - 14:44

Get string initials

import { getStringInitials } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a string to the function
const STRING_INITIALS = getStringInitials('Tyree Bernauer')

console.log(STRING_INITIALS) // TB

Truncate string

import { truncateString } from 'iit-utils'

// Pass a string and the length to the function
const TRUNCATED_STRING = truncateString('In publishing and graphic design, Lorem ipsum is a placeholder text commonly used to demonstrate the visual form of a document or a typeface without relying on meaningful content.', 50)

console.log(TRUNCATED_STRING) //  In publishing and graphic design, Lorem ipsum is a...