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swyft-functions

v1.1.3

Published

Install like: ``npm i swyft-functions``

Downloads

2

Readme

Swyft Functions

Install like: npm i swyft-functions

Define in your project any of the functions in the following way:

const { onlyLetters, time, capitalizeFirst, onlyNumbers, timeformat, random, formatter, percentage, anyMentions, theuser, ifempty, embedError, embedSuccess, embedInfo, embedWarn } = require('swyft-functions');

There is JS-DOC for each function explaining what they are doing.

In short:

onlyLetters(arg);

Returns only letters from an array.

time(array);

Returns time, for example if your array contained "2M 5S", it would return "2m and 5s".

capitalizeFirst(str);

Capitalizes the first letter of the first word in the string.

onlyNumbers(arg);

Returns only numbers from an array

timeformat(array);

Returns time as an object, such as:

{ day: 1, hour: 2, minute: 3, second: 4 }
random(min, max);

Returns random number between min and max values

formatter(countryCode, style, currency);

Returns formatted currency or percentage

percentage(partialValue, totalValue);

Returns the percentage of the total value compared to the partial value

anyMentions(message);

Returns boolean indicating whether the member is mentioned in a discord message

theuser(message, mention);

Returns the user object with properties of id, tag, username, discriminator and avatar

ifempty(string, newline);

Checks whether the value of a string is empty and newline is used to tell it whether to return a new line after the empty string or not. It is not a boolean, if a value of variable does not exist, will return an empty string, otherwise will return the string that was passed to the constructor.

embedError(message);
embedSuccess(message);
embedInfo(message);
embedWarn(message);

Return embed objects with proper colors and titles and pass the message property as the embed description method.