ts-extras
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Essential utilities for TypeScript projects
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ts-extras
Essential utilities for TypeScript projects
Ideas for additional essential utilities welcome. Type-only utilities belong in type-fest.
Install
npm install ts-extras
Usage
import {isDefined} from 'ts-extras';
[1, undefined, 2].filter(isDefined);
//=> [1, 2]
API
General
asWritable
- Cast the given value to beWritable
.safeCastTo
- Cast a value to the given type safely.
Type guard
isDefined
- Check whether a value is defined (notundefined
).isPresent
- Check whether a value is present (notnull
orundefined
).isEmpty
- Check whether an array is empty.assertError
- Assert that the given value is anError
.isInfinite
- Check whether a value is infinite.
Improved builtin
arrayIncludes
- An alternative toArray#includes()
that properly acts as a type guard.setHas
- An alternative toSet#has()
that properly acts as a type guard.objectKeys
- A strongly-typed version ofObject.keys()
.objectEntries
- A strongly-typed version ofObject.entries()
.objectFromEntries
- A strongly-typed version ofObject.fromEntries()
.objectHasOwn
- A strongly-typed version ofObject.hasOwn()
.isFinite
- A strongly-typed version ofNumber.isFinite()
.isInteger
- A strongly-typed version ofNumber.isInteger()
.isSafeInteger
- A strongly-typed version ofNumber.isSafeInteger()
.
FAQ
What is the difference between this and type-fest
?
The type-fest
package contains only types, meaning they are only used at compile-time and nothing is ever compiled into actual JavaScript code. This package contains functions that are compiled into JavaScript code and used at runtime.