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tr-utils-la

v3.0.2

Published

This is a general typescript package with useful functions and some general abstract react components

Downloads

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Readme

This is a general typescript package with useful functions and some general abstract react components

Main

exists: (item: any) => boolean

Return a boolean value based on item Rules:

  • non objects:
    • item !== null
    • item !== undefined
  • objects:
    • Object.keys(item).length > 0 || (!!item.length && item.length > 0)

Example:

exists('') //true
exists({}) //false
exists({a: 'a'}) //true
exists([]) //false
exists(['']) //true

isNullable: (value: any) => boolean

Return if value is null or undefined

isNullable(null) // true
isNullable(undefined) // true
isNullable('') // false

orderArrayOfObjects: <T extends object>(arrayOfObjects: T[]) => { by: (keys: keyof T) => { asc: () => T[], desc: () => T[] }}

Sorts items based on specified key and chosen order (asc: ascendent | desc: descendent)

Example:

type MyObjectType = {
  id: number,
  name: string
}
const myArrayOfMyObjects: MyObjectType[] = [
  {
    id: 1,
    name: 'asd'
  },
  {
    id: 2,
    name: 'asd2'
  }
]
orderArrayOfObjects(myArrayOfMyObjects).by('id').desc() //[{id: 2, name: 'asd2'}, {id: 1, name: 'asd'}]
orderArrayOfObjects(myArrayOfMyObjects).by('name').asc() //[{id: 1, name: 'asd'}, {id: 2, name: 'asd2'}]

Promises:

handlePromise: <P>(p: Promise<P>, callback?: Function): Promise<[P | null, Error | null]>

Receives a promise and an optional callback function Returns an array with two position, if the promise resolves the fisrt position comes with the result and the second comes null, if the promise fails the first position comes null and the second comes with the error, and if you pass a callback it will be executed in either cases

Example

const [result, error] = await handlePromise(callToAPI())
if(error){
  alert(error.message)
  return null
}
if(result){
  return result.data
}

handlePromiseChain: (...p: Promise<any>[]) => Promise<[any[] | null, any[] | null]>

Receives a sequence of promises Returns an array with two position, if the promise resolves the fisrt position comes with the result and the second comes null, if the promise fails the first position comes null and the second comes with the error.

MUI shortcuts:

stackFlexColumn: (horizontalAlignment: AlignItems = 'center', verticalAlginment: JustifyContent = 'center') => void

Returns properties for the Stack MUI Component <flexDirection: "column">

stackFlexRow: (horizontalAlignment: JustifyContent = 'center', verticalAlginment: AlignItems = 'center') => void

Returns properties for the Stack MUI Component <flexDirection: "row">

flexColumn: (horizontalAlignment: AlignItems = 'center', verticalAlginment: JustifyContent = 'center') => void

Returns properties for custom styles <flexDirection: "column"> (SxProps | React.CSSProperties)

flexRow: (horizontalAlignment: JustifyContent = 'center', verticalAlginment: AlignItems = 'center') => void

Returns properties for custom styles <flexDirection: "row"> (SxProps | React.CSSProperties)

vw: (value: number) => number

Returns pixels of window width, where value is the percentage *Is like the vw unit in CSS

// In a 1280x720 window
vw(100) // 1280
vw(50) // 640

vh: (value: number) => number

Returns pixels of window width, where value is the percentage *Is like the vh unit in CSS

// In a 1280x720 window
vw(100) // 720
vw(120) // 864