@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro v1.6.51

Use Exten

Installation

In a browser:

<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/arrays"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/objects"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/strings"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/numbers"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/dates"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/bools"></script>
<script src="@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/functions"></script>

Using npm:

$ npm i -g npm
$ npm i @patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro

Using yarn:

$ npm i -g yarn
$ yarn add @patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro

Note: add --save if you are using npm < 5.0.0

In the root of your project files add:

// adding array extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/arrays";
// adding object extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/objects";
// adding string extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/strings";
// adding number extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/numbers";
// adding date extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/dates";
// adding bool extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/bools";
// adding functions extensions
import "@patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro/dist/functions";

Why @patrtorg/quia-laborum-porro?

use exten makes JavaScript easier by taking the hassle out of working with arrays, numbers, objects, strings,functions, etc. use exten’s modular methods are great for:

• Iterating arrays, objects, & strings
• Manipulating & testing values
• Creating composite functions

Examples

strings extensions

arrays extensions

numbers extensions