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This package contains some useful extensions for String and Array and some more functions that need less lines of code and make the code more readable. You can find the "nicer" and more user-friendly documentation here

Installation

npm i @spfxappdev/utility

Demo

You can find some examples/demo applications at codesandbox.io or GitHub

Functions

Usage

import one of the functions in your project (in this example the function isset is imported)

import { isset } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

API

allAreNullOrEmpty

Determines if all of the the provided properties are null, undefined, or empty (or whitespace if string-value).

Examples

import { allAreNullOrEmpty } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const emptyArr = []; //EMPTY
const obj = {}; //NOT null, undefined or empty
const notEmptyString = 'not empty';
const emptyString = '      '; // With whitespace

allAreNullOrEmpty(obj, notEmptyString); //false
allAreNullOrEmpty(emptyArr, emptyString); // true
allAreNullOrEmpty(obj, emptyString); // false
allAreNullOrEmpty(emptyArr, emptyString, obj, notEmptyString); // false

allAreSet

Determines if all of the the provided properties are set. (Not null or undefined)

Examples

import { allAreSet } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const emptyArr = []; //EMPTY
const obj = {}; //NOT null, undefined or empty
const notEmptyString = 'not empty';
const emptyString = '      '; // With whitespace
let notSet;

allAreSet(obj) // true
allAreSet(emptyArr, emptyString); // true
allAreSet(obj, notEmptyString); //true
allAreSet(obj, emptyString); // true
allAreSet(obj, emptyString, notSet); // false
allAreSet(emptyString, undefined, null); //false

asyncFn

A wrapper function to handle a await function and their results/errors.

Examples

Instead of using this:

try {
    const result = await myAsyncFunction();
    console.log(result);
    //Do things with result
} 
catch (error) {
    console.error("An error occurred", error);
    throw "Whatever";
}

You can use the asyncFn-function like this

import { asyncFn } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const [result, error] = await asyncFn(myAsyncFunction);
//with paramaters
const [result2, error2] = await asyncFn(myAsyncFunction, true, 2000);

//with "this" binding
const [result3, error3] = await asyncFn(this.myAsyncFunction.bind(this), true, 2000);

if(error) {
    throw "Whatever";
}

console.log(result);
//Do things with result

asyncFnAsResult

A wrapper function to handle an await function and their results/errors as IResult<TResult>

Examples

Instead of using this:

const result = new Result<any>();

try {

    result.value = await myAsyncFunction();
    console.log(result);
    //Do things with result
} 
catch (error) {
    result.error = error;
    console.error("An error occurred", error);
}

return result;

You can use the asyncFnAsResult-function like this

import { asyncFnAsResult } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const result = await asyncFnAsResult(myAsyncFunction);
//with parameter binding
const result2 = await asyncFnAsResult(myAsyncFunction, null, param1, param2, ...);
//with "this" binding
const result3 = await asyncFnAsResult(myAsyncFunction, this, param1, param2, ...);

if(!result.success) {
    throw "Whatever";
}

console.log(result);
//Do things with result

catchFn

A function to wrap a specified function with a try-catch block and returns IResult<TResult>.

Examples

Instead of using this:

const result = new Result<any>();

try {

    result.value = myFunction();
    console.log(result);
    //Do things with result
} 
catch (error) {
    result.error = error;
    console.error("An error occurred", error);
}

return result;

You can use the catchFn-function like this

import { catchFn } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const result = catchFn(myFunction);
//with parameter binding
const result2 = catchFn(myFunction, null, param1, param2, ...);
//with "this" binding
const result3 = catchFn(myFunction, this, param1, param2, ...);

if(!result.success) {
    throw "Whatever";
}

console.log(result);
//Do things with result

copyToClipboard

Writes the specified TEXT string to the system clipboard

Important: A DOM element must be in focus (e.g. click a button, focus a text box, etc.). You cannot simply paste text into the clipboard without the document being focused.

Examples

import { copyToClipboard } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

copyToClipboard(document.getElementById('myTxtBox').value);

cssClasses

A utility function for conditionally joining css class names together.

Examples

import { cssClasses } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

cssClasses('spfx-app-dev', 'theme'); // => 'spfx-app-dev theme'
cssClasses('spfx-app-dev', { theme: false });  // => 'spfx-app-dev'
cssClasses({ 'spfx-app-dev': true });  // => 'spfx-app-dev'
cssClasses({ 'spfx-app-dev': false });  // => ''
cssClasses({ spfx-app-dev: true }, { theme: true }); // => 'spfx-app-dev theme'
cssClasses({ spfx-app-dev: true, theme: true });  // => 'spfx-app-dev theme'
cssClasses('spfx-app-dev', { theme: true, active: false }, 'item');  // => 'spfx-app-dev theme item'
cssClasses(null, false, 'spfx-app-dev', undefined, 0, 1, { theme: null }, '');  // => 'spfx-app-dev'
const arr = ['theme', { active: true, item: false }]; cssClasses('spfx-app-dev', arr);  // => 'spfx-app-dev theme active'

getDeepOrDefault

Gets a nested property from an specific object or default, if not isset.

Examples

import { getDeepOrDefault } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

//VARIABLES
const simpleArray: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }
];

const myObj = {
    My: {
        nested: {
            property: "Hello from nested Property"
        }
    },
    items: simpleArray
};
//VARIABLES END

// try get myObj.My.nested.property
getDeepOrDefault(myObj, "My.nested.property"); //=> "Hello from nested Property"

//ARRAY
getDeepOrDefault(myObj, "items.2") //=> { id: "tA2en", name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }

//TypeSafe
const arr: ISimpleItem[] = getDeepOrDefault<ISimpleItem[]>(myObj, "items");
console.log(arr[0].name);

//Default value
getDeepOrDefault(myObj, "404", "this string is returend as default, because 404 does not exist in myObj")

getUrlParameter

Get's the Value of a specific Url-Parameter

Examples

import { getUrlParameter } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

getUrlParameter('myParam', 'https://spfx-app.dev?myParam=1'); // => '1'
getUrlParameter('myParam2', 'https://spfx-app.dev?myParam=1');  // => null
getUrlParameter('myParam2');  // => Using window.location.href as URL

isAnyNullOrEmpty

Determines if any of the the provided properties are null, undefined, or empty (or whitespace if string-value).

Examples

import { isAnyNullOrEmpty } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const emptyArr = []; //EMPTY
const obj = {}; //NOT null, undefined or empty
const notEmptyString = 'not empty';
const emptyString = '      '; // With whitespace

isAnyNullOrEmpty(obj, notEmptyString); //false
isAnyNullOrEmpty(obj, emptyString); // true
isAnyNullOrEmpty(emptyArr, emptyString, obj, notEmptyString); // true

isAnySet

Determines if any of the the provided properties are set (not null or undefined).

Examples

import { isAnySet } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const emptyArr = []; //EMPTY
const obj = {}; //NOT null, undefined or empty
const notEmptyString = 'not empty';
const emptyString = '      '; // With whitespace
let notSet;

isAnySet(obj) // true
isAnySet(emptyArr, emptyString); // true
isAnySet(obj, notEmptyString); //true
isAnySet(undefined, emptyString); // true
isAnySet(obj, null, notSet); // true
isAnySet(notSet, undefined, null); //false

isFunction

Determines wheter the property is a Function.

Examples

import { isFunction } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const myObj = { a: { nestedA: { nestedNestedA: 'a' }}};
const myFunc = () => { return a};
isFunction(myObj); // => false
isFunction(myFunc); // => true
isFunction(undefined) // => false

isNullOrEmpty

Determines if the provided property is null or empty (or whitespace if string-value).

Examples

import { isNullOrEmpty } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

isNullOrEmpty("this is a string") // ==>  false
isNullOrEmpty(1) // ==>  false
isNullOrEmpty(() => { }) // ==>  true
isNullOrEmpty(null) // ==>  true
isNullOrEmpty(undefined) // ==>  true
isNullOrEmpty([]) // ==>  true
isNullOrEmpty([1,2]) // ==>  false
isNullOrEmpty({}) // ==>  false
isNullOrEmpty("") // ==>  true
isNullOrEmpty("     ") // ==>  true

isset

Determines if the provided property is set.

Examples

import { isset } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

isset("this is a string") // ==>  true
isset(1) // ==>  true
isset(() => { }) // ==>  true
isset(null) // ==>  false
isset(undefined) // ==>  false
isset([]) // ==>  true
isset([1,2]) // ==>  true
isset({}) // ==>  true
isset("") // ==>  true
isset("     ") // ==>  true

issetDeep

Determines if the provided property is set deep/nested

Examples

import { issetDeep } from '@spfxappdev/utility';

const myObj = {
    My: {
        nested: {
            property: "Hello from nested Property"
        }
    },
    items: [1,2,3,4]
};

issetDeep(myObj, "My.nested.property"); // ==> true

issetDeep(myObj, "items.2"); // ==> true

issetDeep(myObj, "404"); // ==> false

isValidEmail

Checks if the passed value is a valid email

Examples

import { isValidEmail } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
isValidEmail('[email protected]'); // ==> true
isValidEmail('spfx-app.dev'); // ==> false
isValidEmail('[email protected]'); // ==> false
isValidEmail('[email protected]'); // ==> false
isValidEmail('[email protected]'); // ==> true

promiseQueue

Executes a list of Promise one after one (in a queu). An Error/reject will not stop the next promise call.

Examples

import { promiseQueue, PromiseQueue, toParameterlessPromiseQueueFunc } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
const promise1 = toParameterlessPromiseQueueFunc(this.dummyPromise, true, 10000);
const promise2 = this.parameterlessPromiseFunc;
const promise3 = toParameterlessPromiseQueueFunc(this.dummyPromise, false, 2000);
const promise4 = toParameterlessPromiseQueueFunc(this.dummyPromise, true, 600);

await promiseQueue([promise1, promise2, promise3, promise4], 0);

//OR (with callback and error-handling)

const promises: Array<PromiseQueue<any>> = [ 
    { promiseFunc: promise1, callback: onSuccessFunc, onError: onErrorFunc}, 
    { promiseFunc: promise2, callback: onSuccessFuncPromise, onError: onErrorFunc}, 
    { promiseFunc: promise3, callback: onSuccessFunc, onError: onErrorFuncPromise}, 
    { promiseFunc: promise4, callback: onSuccessFunc, onError: onErrorFunc} 
];

await promiseQueue(promises, 0)

randomString

Generates a new and random string

Examples

import { randomString } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
randomString(); // ==> tA2en
randomString(15); // ==> G4XBtQcgDSHWdQG
randomString(6, 'abcdef0123456789'); // ==> fe693c ==> random hex color

removeAllParametersFromUrl

Removes all URL parameters and URL-Fragments (hash) from the passed url

Examples

import { removeAllParametersFromUrl } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
removeAllParametersFromUrl("https://spfx-app.dev#firstAnchor#secondAnchor"); // ==> https://spfx-app.dev
removeAllParametersFromUrl("https://spfx-app.dev/path1/path2?param1=1&param2=2#firstAnchor#secondAnchor"); // ==> https://spfx-app.dev/path1/path2
removeAllParametersFromUrl("https://spfx-app.dev/#/routedpath"); // ==> https://spfx-app.dev/

replaceNonAlphanumeric

Replaces all non-alphanumeric characters (incl. underscores) with the passed value

Examples

import { randomString } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
replaceNonAlphanumeric('This is a text: 1234567890ß!"§$%&/()=?+#____<---->'); // ==> Thisisatext1234567890____
replaceNonAlphanumeric('This is a text: öäü1234567890ß!"§$%&/()=?+#____<---->', '*') // ==> This*is*a*text*****1234567890**************____******

replaceTpl

Replaces all occurrences of the placeholder in the specified template

Examples

import { replaceTpl } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
replaceTpl("Hello {UserName}. Welcome {UserName}, this placeholder is not available: {SPFxAppDev}", { UserName: "SPFxAppDev" }); 
// Result: Hello SPFxAppDev. Welcome SPFxAppDev, this placeholder is not available: {SPFxAppDev}

//With functions
replaceTpl("Hello {User.FirstName} {User.LastName}, last login: {User.LastLogin}", { User: { FirstName: "SPFxApp", LastName: "Dev", LastLogin: () => { return new Date().toString(); } } });
// Result: Hello SPFxApp Dev, last login: Tue Nov 15 2022 15:59:34 GMT+0100 (Central European Standard Time)

replaceTpl("Hello {404}", { User: { FirstName: "SPFxApp", LastName: "Dev" } }, "");
// Result: Hello

stripHTML

Strips the HTML and returns only the text content

Examples

import { stripHTML } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
stripHTML(`<div class='abc'>Hello <strong>spfxappdev</strong></div>)`) // ==> Hello spfxappdev
stripHTML('Hello spfxappdev'); // ==> Hello spfxappdev

toBoolean

Converts a value to a boolean

Examples

import { toBoolean } from '@spfxappdev/utility';
toBoolean(''); // => false
toBoolean('1'); // => true
toBoolean('42'); // => false
toBoolean(1); // => true
toBoolean(0); // => false
toBoolean(true); // => true
toBoolean(false); // => false
toBoolean(undefined) // => false

Date functions

countWorkdays

Counts all working days from a given date to another date. You can pass an array with dates that should not be counted (e.g. holidays).

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
countWorkdays(); //workdays in November 2022, Monday-Friday ==> 22
countWorkdays(new Date(2022, 10, 14)); //workdays from 14th November 2022 until end of month, Monday-Friday ==> 13
countWorkdays(new Date(2022, 10, 14), new Date(2022, 10, 20)); //workdays from 14th November 2022 until 20th Nov 2022, Monday-Friday ==> 5
countWorkdays(undefined, undefined, 1, Weekday.Saturday); //workdays in November 2022, Monday-Saturday ==> 26
countWorkdays(new Date(2022, 11, 1), undefined, undefined, undefined, [new Date(2022, 11, 24), new Date(2022, 11, 25), new Date(2022, 11, 26), new Date(2022, 11, 31)]); //workdays in December 2022, Monday-Friday and day off (24-26th + 31st) ==> 21

firstDayOfMonth

Determines the first day of month of the current or specified date.

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
firstDayOfMonth(); //Tue Nov 01 2022
firstDayOfMonth(new Date(2022, 1, 15)); //Tue Feb 01 2022

firstDayOfWeek

Determines the first day of week of the current or specified date.

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
firstDayOfWeek()); //Mon Nov 14 2022
firstDayOfWeek(new Date(2022, 1, 15))); //Mon Feb 14 2022
//THE WEEK BEGINS WITH SUNDAY
firstDayOfWeek(null, Weekday.Sunday)); //Sun Nov 13 2022

formatDate

Simple conversion of a date object to a specified string format.

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
formatDate("dd.MM.yyyy")); //Now ==> 14.11.2022
formatDate("MM/dd/yyyy", new Date(2022, 1, 1))); //result: 02/01/2022
formatDate("M/d/yy", new Date(2022, 1, 1))); //result: 2/1/22

Possible values in format could be:

| Input | Example | Description | |-------|---------|-------------------------------------| | yyyy | 2022 | 4 digit year | | yy | 22 | 2 digit year | | MM | 09 | 2 digit month number | | M | 9 or 11 | 1-2 digit month number | | dd | 09 | 2 digit day of month number | | d | 9 or 11 | 1-2 digit day of month number | | HH | 09 | 2 digit hours number (24h format) | | H | 9 or 11 | 1-2 digit hours number (24h format) | | mm | 09 | 2 digit minutes number | | m | 9 or 11 | 1-2 digit minutes number | | ss | 09 | 2 digit seconds number | | s | 9 or 11 | 1-2 digit seconds number |

lastDayOfMonth

Determines the last day of month of the current or specified date.

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
lastDayOfMonth(); //Wed Nov 30 2022
lastDayOfMonth(new Date(2022, 1, 15)); //Mon Feb 28 2022

lastDayOfWeek

Determines the last day of week of the current or specified date.

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
lastDayOfWeek()); //Sun Nov 20 2022
lastDayOfWeek(new Date(2022, 1, 15))); //Sun Feb 20 2022
//THE WEEK BEGINS WITH SUNDAY
lastDayOfWeek(null, Weekday.Sunday)); //Sat Nov 19 2022

weekNumber

Determines the week number of the current or specified date (ISO 8601 = the week with the starting year's first Thursday in it).

Examples

//Current date (new Date()) ==> is 14 November
weekNumber(); //2022 Nov 14 ==> 46
weekNumber(new Date(2022, 1, 15)); //2022 Feb 15 ==> 7
weekNumber(new Date(2019, 11, 30)); //2019 Dec 30 (special case) ==> 1

String-Extensions

The String Extensions extend the String Prototype. So you can use the following methods directly on a string variable.

Note: The variable must not be undefined or null. Otherwise an exception is thrown (see example below).

let undefinedString: string;
undefinedString.StartsWith("error"); //Throws an error, because the variable is not defined.

Usage

import the extensions

import '@spfxappdev/utility/lib/extensions/StringExtensions';

API

Contains

Returns a value indicating whether a specified substring occurs within this string.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Contains('@SPFxAppDev/Utility'); // ==>  true (ignore case)
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Contains('@SPFxAppDev/Utility', false); // ==>  false
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Contains('404'); // ==>  false

EndsWith

Determines whether the ending of a string instance matches a specified string.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".EndsWith('@SPFxAppDev/Utility'); // ==>  true (ignore case)
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".EndsWith('@SPFxAppDev/Utility', false); // ==>  false
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".EndsWith('@spfxappdev'); // ==>  false

Equals

Determines whether two String objects have the same value.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Equals('HeLlO @SPFxAppDev/UTILITY'); // ==>  true (ignore case)
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Equals('HeLlO @SPFxAppDev/UTILITY', false); // ==>  false
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Equals('404'); // ==>  false

IndexOf

Reports the zero-based index of the first occurrence of a specified Unicode character or string within this instance. The method returns -1 if the character or string is not found in this instance.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".IndexOf('@SPFxAppDev/Utility'); // ==>  6 (ignore case)
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".IndexOf('@SPFxAppDev/Utility', false); // ==>  -1
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".IndexOf('404'); // ==>  -1

Insert

Returns a new string in which a specified string is inserted at a specified index position in this instance.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Insert(5, " from"); // ==>  Hello from @spfxappdev/utility
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".Insert(255, " insert to end"); // ==>  Hello @spfxappdev/utility insert to end

IsEmpty

Determines whether a String is empty or whitespace.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".IsEmpty()); // ==>  false
"".IsEmpty(); // ==> true
"     ".IsEmpty(); // ==> true

ReplaceAll

Replaces all occurrences of searchTerm with replaceWith

Examples

"Helloo Woorld, welcoome too string extensioons".ReplaceAll("oo", "o"); // ==>  Hello World, welcome to string extensions

StartsWith

Determines whether the beginning of this string instance matches a specified string.

Examples

"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".StartsWith('hello'); // ==>  true (ignore case)
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".StartsWith('hello', false); // ==>  false
"Hello @spfxappdev/utility".StartsWith('@spfxappdev'); // ==>  false

Array-Extensions

Note: The variable must not be undefined or null. Otherwise an exception is thrown (see example below).

let undefinedArr: string[];
undefinedArr.Contains("error"); //Throws an error, because the variable is not defined.

Usage

import the extensions

import '@spfxappdev/utility/lib/extensions/ArrayExtensions';

API

AddAt

Add one or more items at specified index.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }
];


myArr.AddAt(0, { id: randomString(), name: "First Item", sequence: 0 });
myArr.AddAt(1, { id: randomString(), name: "Second Item", sequence: 1 });
myArr.AddAt(1000, { id: randomString(), name: "LAST Item", sequence: 10000 });
myArr.AddAt(-3, { id: randomString(), name: "LAST Item - 3", sequence: 10000 });

//Result:
myArr = [
{"id":"Vb9Lq","name":"First Item","sequence":0},
{"id":"aCrdT","name":"Second Item","sequence":1},
{"id":"bjdvY","name":"App","sequence":2},
{"id":"fb80g","name":"LAST Item - 3","sequence":10000},
{"id":"g4JQl","name":"SPFx","sequence":1},
{"id":"oYHgy","name":"Dev","sequence":3},
{"id":"XYcxD","name":"LAST Item","sequence":10000}
];

Contains

Determines whether an array contains a particular element that satisfies the condition

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }
];


const containsSpfxItem: boolean = myArr.Contains(i => i.name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(containsSpfxItem); //true

const contains404Item: boolean = myArr.Contains(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(contains404Item); //false

const multipleConditions: boolean = myArr.Contains(i => i.name.Equals("404") || i.name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(multipleConditions); // true

const emptyArrayContains: boolean = [].Contains(i => (i as any).name.Equals("404") || (i as any).name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(emptyArrayContains); //false

Count

Determines whether an array contains a particular element that satisfies the condition

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 5 }
];


const totalAppItems: number = myArr.Count(i => i.name.Equals("app"));

console.log(totalAppItems); //==> 2


const total404Items: number = myArr.Count(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(total404Items); // ==> 0

const totalAppOrDevItems: number = myArr.Count(i => i.name.Equals("app") || i.name.Equals("dEv"));

console.log(totalAppOrDevItems); // ==> 5

const emptyArrayCount: number = [].Count(i => (i as any).name.Equals("404") || (i as any).name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(emptyArrayCount); // ==> 0

FirstOrDefault

Returns the first element of a the array, or the first element that satisfies the condition (by predicateFunc), or defaultValue if no element is found.

Note: Since v1.1.0 the `predicateFunc` is optional. If not specified the first element (index == 0) will be returned or `defaultValue`

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 5 }
];


const spfxItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.FirstOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(spfxItem); // ==> { id: "g4JQl", name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 }

const firstItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.FirstOrDefault();

console.log(firstItem); // ==> { id: "bjdvY", name: "App", sequence: 2 }

const defaultItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.FirstOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("404"), { id: randomString(), name: "This is item is the default item, because the searched item was not found", sequence: 404 });

console.log(defaultItem); // ==> { id: "6xcPO", name: "This is item is the default item, because the searched item was not found", sequence: 404 }

const defaultNullItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.FirstOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(defaultNullItem); // ==> null

IndexOf

Returns the first index of element of a sequence, or -1 if no element is found.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 5 }
];


const spfxItemIndex: number = myArr.IndexOf(i => i.name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(spfxItemIndex); // ==> 1


const notFoundIndex: number = myArr.IndexOf(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(notFoundIndex); // ==> -1

LastOrDefault

Returns the last element of a the array, or the last element that satisfies the condition (by predicateFunc), or defaultValue if no element is found.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 4 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 5 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 6 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 1000 }
];


const spfxItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.LastOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("spfx"));

console.log(spfxItem); // ==> {id: 't9Rhm', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 6}

const lastItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.LastOrDefault();

console.log(lastItem); // ==> {id: 'Uqyvt', name: 'Dev', sequence: 1000}

const defaultItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.LastOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("404"), { id: randomString(), name: "This is item is the default item, because the searched item was not found", sequence: 404 });

console.log(defaultItem); // ==> {id: 'L3g64', name: 'This is item is the default item, because the searched item was not found', sequence: 404}

const defaultNullItem: ISimpleItem|null = myArr.LastOrDefault(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(defaultNullItem); // ==> null

const emptyArrCheck: ISimpleItem|null = [].LastOrDefault(i => (i as any).name.Equals("404"));

console.log(emptyArrCheck); // ==> null

OrderBy

Sorts the elements of a sequence in ascending order.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }
];


myArr.OrderBy(i => i.sequence);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1},{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3}]

myArr.OrderBy(i => i.name);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},,{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1}]

OrderByDescending

Sorts the elements of a sequence in descending order.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 }
];


myArr.OrderByDescending(i => i.sequence);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1}]

myArr.OrderByDescending(i => i.name);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2}]

OrderByMultiple

Sorts the elements of a sequence in ascending order (first by a then by b then by c etc.).

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 }
];


myArr.OrderByMultiple([(item) => item.name, (item) => item.sequence]);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'EceZ9', name: 'App', sequence: 1},{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1}]

OrderByMultipleDescending

Sorts the elements of a sequence in descending order (first by a then by b then by c etc.)

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 }
];


myArr.OrderByMultipleDescending([(item) => item.name, (item) => item.sequence]);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'Kp45S', name: 'App', sequence: 1}]

RemoveAt

Remove the item(s) at specified index

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "First Item", sequence: 0 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Second Item", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: 'LAST Item - 3', sequence: 10000},
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "LAST Item", sequence: 10000 }
];


//Remove 2 items, starting at index 0
myArr.RemoveAt(0, 2);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'feIpa', name: 'LAST Item - 3', sequence: 10000},{id: 'g4JQl', name: 'SPFx', sequence: 1},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: '7yL7k', name: 'LAST Item', sequence: 10000}]

//remove the item at index 2
myArr.RemoveAt(2);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'feIpa', name: 'LAST Item - 3', sequence: 10000},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: '7yL7k', name: 'LAST Item', sequence: 10000}]

myArr.RemoveAt(-3);

console.log(myArr); // ==> [{id: 'bjdvY', name: 'App', sequence: 2},{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3},{id: '7yL7k', name: 'LAST Item', sequence: 10000}]

Where

Filters a sequence of values based on a predicate.

Examples


const myArr: ISimpleItem[] = [
    { id: randomString(), name: "App", sequence: 2 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "SPFx", sequence: 1 },
    { id: randomString(), name: "Dev", sequence: 3 },
];


const allItemsWhereSequenceGt1: ISimpleItem[] = myArr.Where(i => i.sequence > 1);

console.log(allItemsWhereSequenceGt1); //==> [{ id: 'bjdvY', name: "App", sequence: 2 },{id: 'oYHgy', name: 'Dev', sequence: 3}]


const notFoundItems: ISimpleItem[] = myArr.Where(i => i.name.Equals("404"));

console.log(notFoundItems); // ==> []

Decorators

The decorators are helpful if you want to achieve a lot with less code and also fast.

In order to better understand how decorators work, I recommend reading this article.

Simple definition: An ES2016 decorator is an expression which returns a function and can take a target, name and property descriptor as arguments. You apply it by prefixing the decorator with an @ character and placing this at the very top of what you are trying to decorate. Decorators can be defined for either a class, a method or a property.

Let's compare the same code without decorators and with decorators (by using the tryCatch decorator). The logic is not changed, but the result is the same:

Simple class WITHOUT decorators

class MyExampleClass {

    public dummyFunc(str: string): number {
        try {
            //will throw an error, if str is undefined;
           return str.indexOf("h");
        }
        catch(error) {
            //do something
        }

        return 0;
    }
}

(Same) Simple class WITH decorators

class MyExampleClass {
    
    @tryCatch<number>({
        defaultValueOnError: 0
    })
    public dummyFunc(str: string): number {
        return str.indexOf("h");
    }
}

Needless to say, decorators save a lot of time, reduce the number of lines (13 lines vs. 8 lines) and improve readability.

How to use decorators

INFO: To use the method decorators, you must set the experimentalDecorators property in your tsconfig.json to true.

Here is a list of all available method decorators:

| Decorator name | Description | |---------------------------------------|------------------------------------| | @tryCatch | Decorator to wrap a class method with a try-catch block. Works also with Promise |

In order to use the decorators, they must be imported

export { tryCatch  } from '@spfxappdev/storage';

@tryCatch

Decorator to wrap a class method with a try-catch block. Works also with Promise

Example

class MyExampleClass {
    
    @tryCatch<number>({
        defaultValueOnError: 0
    })
    public dummyFunc(str: string): number {
        return str.indexOf("h");
    }
}

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