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sujits

v1.0.2

Published

This is just Some Useful Javascript utlITieS (sujits)

Downloads

3

Readme

README

This is just Some Useful Javascript utlITieS (sujits); sorry, I am not very creative, that have helpled me. All have been found on Stack Overflow.

Why sujits?

Mainly because I found myself needing to write these utilities over and over again so I figured why not just package them.

Installation

npm i --save sujits

Usasge

Browser Utilities

getQuerystring

sujits.getQuerystring('monkey');
  • When run in the browswer will return the value in the query string of the url.

setBrowserClass

sujits.setBrowserClass();
  • When run in the browswer will return: is-chrome, is-firefox, is-safari, is-ie, is-ie-edge, is-opera

isMobileOS

sujits.isMobileOS();
  • detectMobileOS() => false //If on desktop;
  • detectMobileOS() => true; //If OS is one of the provided agents in the list: 'Android', 'webOS', 'iPhone', 'iPad', 'iPod', 'BlackBerry', 'Windows Phone',

Detect Sizes

You can pass in the an optional paramater of breakpoint size for each of these size detectors.

isMobile

sujits.isMobile();
  • Will tell you if your value is in the mobile bounds.
  • Default is set to 640 based on foundation grid breakpoints.

detectTabletSize

Can take two optional paramaters one for mobile breakpoint (default set to 640) and one for desktop breakpoint (default set to 1024).

sujits.detectTabletSize();

isTabletDown

Will tell you if your value is in or below tablet bounds. Default is set to 1024.

sujits.detectTabletDown();
  • Will tell you if your value is in or below tablet bounds.

isDesktop

sujits.isDesktop();
  • Will tell you if your value is in desktop bounds.
  • Default is set to 1025 as this is tablet breakpoint.

General help utilities

ordinalSuffix

sujits.ordinalSuffix(2); // 2nd

This will will take a number and return you the suffix such as 1st when you pass in a 1 and 2nd when you pass in a 2 etc.

closest

sujits.closest('.classname');

These resemble jquery's closest functions which comes in very handy when trying to traverse the dom in vanillaJS

delay

sujits.delay();

A delay function useful for search as you type functionality in that the user can type a few leters before it fires off.