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utilsxo

v1.0.1

Published

A small, portable library full of utilities, functions, and neat tricks for your project/application

Downloads

31

Readme

UtilsX Module

Version 1.0.0

What is UtilsX?

UtilsX is a module written by Curtis Gervais, designed to be a compact, easy-to-use, dependency-less way to do multiple functions, such as convert arrays/strings/bytes, basic security filtering, and convert functions from other languages (such as... golang, python, php), and allow easy access to them.

What components does UtilsX have?

UtilsX has the following compontent sections:

utilsx.convert.*

utilsx.security.*

utilsx.misc.*

utilsx.test.*

Require it!

var utilsx = require('utilsxo');

What's in Convert?

Note: All items encased in [] are optional.

utilsx.convert.asString(Data, [callback]);
utilsx.convert.asByte(Data, [callback]);
utilsx.convert.toNumber/.toInt/.toNum(Data);
utilsx.convert.number_format(number, [decimals], [decPoint], [thousandsSep]);
utilsx.convert.strToArray(string);
utilsx.convert.arrayToStr(array);
utilsx.convert.jsonToArray(json_data);
utilsx.convert.arrayToJson(array_data);

What's in Security?

Note: All items encased in [] are optional.

utilsx.security.basic(string to be cleaned (filters for ", ', <, >));
utilsx.security.strip_tags(string);
utilsx.security.full(string); // filters for everything in both functions above

What's in Misc/Test?

Functions in test are not to be used in production, moreover are included for development/future function testing. Please do not rely on them for production.

utilsx.misc.count(array/object);
utilsx.misc.create_function(args, code);
utilsx.misc.index(item, seperator);
utilsx.misc.lastIndex(item, seperator);
utilsx.misc.capwords(string);
utilsx.test.section(number_of_seperation_marks);

Want to see them in action?

Check the tests folder on Github, to see all stable, production-usable functions in action.