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nixtons-utils

v1.0.2

Published

A set of random utils that are often handy

Downloads

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Readme

Nixton's Utils

Set of random utils functions that I tend to use a lot across my projects. Fully typed with Typescript and fully tested!

Functions

isString(val: any) - Returns true if value provided is a string

isNumber(val: any) - Returns true if value provided is a number

isObject(val: any) - Returns true if value provided is an object

areObjectsEqual(obj1: any, obj2: any) - Returns true if two objects are provided are equal

areArraysEqual(arr1: any[], arr2: any[]) - Returns true if two arrays are provided are equal

getRandomId() - Returns a random ID made with numbers and letters

getRandomColor() - Returns a random HEX color

getFormattedDate(date: Date, format?: string, countryCode?: string) - Returns the date provided in a customised format. Arg 'format': A string that will define the formatting. Use 'dd' - for numeral day, 'day' - for day of week, 'mm' - for numeral month, 'month' - for written month and 'yyyy' - for year. For example: 'dd-mm-yyyy' returns '05-01-2021', 'day, month' returns 'Wednesday, January'. Arg 'countryCode': string that will change the country code for the formatting. Example: 'en-us'.

capitalizeWord(word: string) - Returns the word provided, capitalized.

capitalizeSentence(sentence: string) - Returns the sentence provided, all capitalized.

abbreviateNumber(num: number, fixed: number = 0) - Returns the number provided, abbreviated with letters. Example: '1000' returns '1K'. '5000000000' returns '5B', '7000000000000' returns '7T'. Arg 'fixed': Limit of number of chars.

sortObjectsArrayByField( arr: { [prop: string | number]: any }[], field: string, isDescending?: boolean) - Returns the array of objects provided, sorted by the field provided on the 'field' arg, using ascending order by default. Arg 'isDescending': Inverts the order of the sorting, so that it is descending.

sortObjectKeysAlphabetically(obj: { [key: string | number]: any }) - Returns the object provided, but with it's keys sorted alphabetically.