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ok-tools

v1.4.0

Published

My personal JS tools and utilities

Downloads

6

Readme

OK Tools

This is my personal set of various JS tools I use in my projects. Zero dependencies.

Feel free to use them, but please keep in mind that I guarantee nothing.

Install

Via NPM: npm install ok-tools

For Angular, there is ok-angular-tools package wrapping these into handy pipes or directives.

Contents

  • factory and some misc functions - for normalizing and transforming data, usually coming from API
  • delay - setTimeout, but like a Promise: await delay(1000)
  • formatFileSize - change number value in bytes to human-readable string like "100 kB"
  • nl2br - Change newlines into <br /> while optionally removing all other markup
  • numberFormat - PHP-like number formatter
  • opening hours - set of functions to represent, display and query opening hours of some store or institution in a week
  • paginatorSequence - to make a human-friendly paginationg sequences even for thousands of pages
  • parseTime - parsing various inputs into standard JS Date object
  • phoneNumberFormatter - transforms phone numbers into various formats
  • pluralize - quick-and-dirty pluralization, made for Czech grammar rules (different tenses for 1, 2-4 and 5)
  • random-string - naive creating a random string
  • range - create numerical range with various formats
  • relativeTime - formats a Date as a relative time (like "3 hours ago"), bundled with Czech texts
  • shorten - truncate a string while keeping words intact
  • specChars - replace HTML chars with their entities
  • stripTags - remove HTML chars
  • url-creator - transforming some object with an ID into an URL
  • urls - normalizing human-input URL to technical form and vice versa
  • web-address-formatter - human-readable formatting an URL