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kitze-js-helpers

v1.7.2

Published

Helper functions for easier js development

Downloads

51

Readme

Kitze JS helpers

Source on GitHub

NPM version Licence Dependencies

What is it?

These are helper functions that i use in all of my projects, so instead of copy-pasting them around i have published them as a npm module.

What kind of helpers?

Documentation

You can see the full documentation here.

Usage

The functions are written with ES6 so if you're using a project with ES6 and Babel you can pick and import just the functions that you need. If you're using ES5 you need to import the compiled version that's in the dist folder.

Dependencies

Most of the functions depend on lodash, and the encode and decode functions depend on atob and btoa.

Tests

Every single one of the functions is tested with mocha and the coverage is reported with istanbul. If the test coverage report is under 100% i cannot publish a new release, so you can be 100% sure that everything is working fine and it's safe to use.

You can check the full test coverage report here. More

Follow me on Twitter where i constantly ramble about JS, React, Redux etc.