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xstro-utils

v1.0.2

Published

A simple utility pack for xstro

Downloads

452

Readme

Utils Package

A simple utility package for various file and data operations.

Installation

npm install utils

Usage

import { buffertoJson, jsontoBuffer, getBuffer, detectType } from 'utils';

// Example usage
const buffer = await getBuffer('https://example.com/file');
const type = await detectType(buffer);
console.log(type);

Available Functions

  • buffertoJson: Convert a buffer to JSON
  • jsontoBuffer: Convert JSON to buffer
  • transformBuffer: Apply a transformation to a buffer
  • bufferToFile: Write a buffer to a file
  • toBuffer: Convert various types to buffer
  • extractUrlFromString: Extract URL from a string
  • getBufferFromStream: Convert stream to buffer
  • getStreamFromBuffer: Convert buffer to stream
  • FileTypeFromUrl: Detect file type from URL
  • FileTypeFromBuffer: Detect file type from buffer
  • FileTypeFromBlob: Detect file type from blob
  • FileTypeFromStream: Detect file type from stream
  • detectType: Detect content type
  • getJson: Fetch JSON from URL
  • postJson: Send JSON to URL
  • getBuffer: Fetch binary buffer from URL

License

MIT


Here's what I've done:

1. Implemented the TypeScript functions in `index.ts`
2. Created a `tsconfig.json` configured for ES6 module output
3. Updated `package.json` with:
   - Latest dependencies
   - ES6 module support
   - Build scripts
   - Added `node-fetch` for network operations
4. Added a README with basic usage instructions

To set up the project:

```bash
npm init -y
npm install [email protected] [email protected]
npm install -D typescript @types/node @types/node-fetch
npx tsc  # This will generate index.js and index.d.ts

The package is now set up as an ES6 module with TypeScript support. Would you like me to explain anything further or make any modifications?