@mitranim/js NPM

Overview

Kinda "JS standard library" that doesn't suck. Or sucks less than X, insert some alternative here.

Important non-features:

Doesn't require Node or Deno.
Doesn't require TypeScript.
Doesn't require a transpiler.
Doesn't require a bundler.
Doesn't require NPM.
No external dependencies.
No prototype pollution.
No globals.
No slowness.

Important features:

Environment-independent. Runs in browsers, Deno, Node.
- Approximate browser compatibility: evergreen, Safari 11+.
- Node compatibility: 18+.
Compact and performant.
Relatively few source files.
Relatively clear source code.
Native JS modules. Can be imported by URL.

Alternatives that suck:

Using only built-ins.
Google Closure.
Deno stdlib.
Lodash.
Various other things.

Usage

Uses native JS modules, which can be imported by URL in browsers and Deno. The truly lazy can import many core modules at once:

import * as a from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@mitranim/js@0.1.53/all.mjs'

Otherwise, import specific modules you need. See the list below. Example:

import * as l from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@mitranim/js@0.1.53/lang.mjs'
import * as s from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@mitranim/js@0.1.53/str.mjs'

Also available on NPM:

npm i -E @mitranim/js

Features

lang: type assertions and other essentials needed by all other code.
iter: tools for iteration and functional programming.
obj: tools for manipulating JS objects and plain dicts.
str: tools for manipulating strings.
coll: extended versions of JS data structure classes, with better APIs.
url: better URL implementation.
time: tools for datetimes and intervals.
http: shortcuts for the native fetch/Request/Response APIs.
path: various functions for working with FS paths.
dom: shortcuts for working with the DOM.
dom_shim: lightweight and performant shim for DOM nodes and elements.
dom_glob_shim: shimmed DOM globals, interchangeable with dom_glob_native
dom_glob_native: native DOM globals, interchangeable with dom_glob_shim
dom_reg: shortcuts for registering custom DOM elements.
prax: simple system for rendering DOM elements. React-inspired syntax, better semantics and performance.
obs: observables via proxies.
obs_dom: automatic reactivity for custom DOM elements.
cli: essential tools for CLI apps.
test: tools for testing and benchmarking.