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ts-mortar

v0.22.1

Published

TypeScript utility similar to lodash/underscore, focused on array: add, remove, search, filter; string: is, contains, modification; and object: values, clone, hasProps, getProps, extend, map, toArray.

Downloads

1,672

Readme

TS Mortar

Dependencies: none

Utility functions for common TypeScript string, array, object, and enum operations. Similar to lodash or underscore, these functions are the result of needs I've encountered in Javascript/TypeScript projects over the last few years. See the /test directory for example usage of the functions.

Arrays

Includes functions for manipulating an array like a list:

  • addAll(), addAllTransform()
  • hasAny(), isOneItem()
  • binarySearch()
  • containsAll(), containsAny()
  • diff()
  • distinct()
  • fastRemove(), fastRemoveIndex()
  • filterSplit()
  • first(), firstIndex()
  • last(), lastIndex()
  • map(), mapFilter(), mapFilterNotNull()
  • removeAll()
  • removeIndex()
  • removeValue()
  • sortNumeric()
  • swap()
  • toMap()
  • groupBy()
  • union()
  • max(), min(), sum() Comparison:
  • equal()
  • looseEqual()
  • unique()
  • diff()
  • filterSplit() Object searching:
  • firstProp()
  • pluck()
  • indexOfProp(), lastIndexOfProp()
  • setAllProp()

Functions

Wrap functions to provide additional functionality, such as checking if a function is null before calling it, catching errors thrown by a function, timing how long a function takes to run, etc.:

  • applyFunc()
  • callFunc()
  • createFuncTimer()
  • tryCatch()
  • lazyField()
  • partial()

EnumCreator

Create TypeScript enum objects similar to Java enums:

  • initEnumClass()

Numbers

Focused around converting numbers to and from a user displayable format:

  • isNumeric()
  • isNullOrZero()
  • toNumber()
  • roundTo()
  • toFixed()
  • format()

Objects

Copying objects and getting/checking/transforming properties:

  • assign(), assignNonUndefined()
  • clone(), cloneDeep(), cloneDeepNonUndefined()
  • extendPrototype(), extendToStatic()
  • hasMatchingProps(), hasNonNullProps(), ...
  • invert()
  • map()
  • toArray()
  • values()

Strings

Basic string validation, trimming, truncating, and replacing:

  • truncate()
  • padStart(), padEnd()
  • removeLeading(), removeTrailing()
  • isNullOrEmpty(), isNullOrWhiteSpace()
  • isCharAtDigit(), isCharAtLowerCase(), isCharAtUpperCase()
  • replaceAll()