Installation

To install and set up the library, run:

  npm i useutils-dexterverse

Purpose

useutils-dexterverse is a utility library designed to simplify and streamline common tasks for developers. It offers a variety of utility functions for working. Also new util functions are currently being added.

Util Functions Categories

• Array Sorting Functions
• Currency Converter Functions

Array Sorting Util Functions

The Array Sorting utility functions in useutils-dexterverse provide multiple methods to sort arrays efficiently based on different criteria. These functions allow for sorting arrays, making it easy to organize data in ascending or descending order.

1. useBubbleSortOptimized()

useBubbleSortOptimized() is an improved version of the traditional Bubble Sort algorithm. It sorts an array of numbers or strings in ascending/descending order. The function optimizes performance by checking if any swaps occur during a single pass. If no swaps are made, the array is already sorted, and the function terminates early.

//importing syntax
import { useBubbleSortOptimized } from 'useutils-dexterverse';

//implementing syntax
console.log("log-->", useBubbleSortOptimized([654,6,10,5,-1]));

Output - log--> [-1, 5, 6, 10, 654]

*** Note - Arguments are to be send with proper order.

type arguments = {
  arr: (string | number)[]; // Array of strings or numbers
  reverse?: boolean;        // Optional: Sort in reverse order
}

Currency Converter Util Functions

The Currency Converter utility functions in useutils-dexterverse provide an easy and efficient way to convert string, number, or float values into different currency formats according to different countries.

1. useCurrencyFormatter()

The useCurrencyFormatter() utilizes the Intl.NumberFormat API, which is an inbuilt feature in JavaScript for internationalizing and formatting numbers, including currencies. It ensures proper currency formatting based on locale and currency codes.

//importing syntax
import { useCurrencyFormatter } from "useutils-dexterverse";

//implementing syntax
console.log("log-->",useCurrencyFormatter(123456, "India"));

Output - log--> ₹1,23,456.00

*** Note - Arguments are to be send with proper order.

type Arguments = {
  value: number | `${number}`;           // A number or numeric string to be formatted
  country: CountryName;                  // Country name or locale for currency formatting
  options?: Intl.NumberFormatOptions;    // Optional: Additional Intl.NumberFormat options
};

Authors

• @AakashThakur23102000

🚀 About Me

I'm a react native developer.

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