@svizzle/utils NPM

`@svizzle/utils`

Svizzle Utils is a library to help transforming data types.

https://nestauk.github.io/svizzle

Installation

npm

npm i -S @svizzle/utils

browser

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Directory structure

In this package, the modules path tries to convey the type signature of the functions in the module.

For example:

@svizzle/utils/array/object contains functions expecting an array and returning an object:
Array -> Object.
For example, makeAllOccurrences expects an Array of objects and returns an Object of occurrences of all the keys.
```
const objects = [{a: 1}, {a: 6, b: -1}, {a: 2, b: 0, c: 1}, {c: 4, e: 2}];

makeAllOccurrences(objects) // {a: 3, b: 2, c: 2, e: 1}
```
Sometimes a function expects more than one argument: in this case the directory reports the type of the first argument.
For example makeOccurrences expects two Arrays and return an object of occurrences of keys in the provided array containing the provided keys:
```
> objects = [{a: 1}, {a: 6, b: -1}, {a: 2, b: 0, c: 1}, {c: 4, e: 2}];

		> makeOccurrences(objects, ['a', 'b'])
		{a: 3, b: 2}
		> makeOccurrences(objects, ['c', 'e'])
		{c: 2, e: 1}
		> makeOccurrences(objects, ['k', 'a'])
		{k: 0, a: 3}
```
Similarly, @svizzle/utils/array_proto-string contains functions derived from the Array.prototype hence expecting an Array as a first argument (and potentially other arguments of different type) and returning a String:
(Array, *+) -> String.
For example, join expects an Array and a String and returns an String.
```
		> join([0, 1, 2], '-')
		'0-1-2'
```
@svizzle/utils/array-[number-boolean] contains functions expecting an Array and returning a function expecting an Number and returning a Boolean:
Array -> (Number -> Boolean).
For example, makeIsWithinRange expects a range (an Array) and returns a function expecting a Number and returning if that number is within the given range or not (a Boolean).
```
> isWithinRange = makeIsWithinRange([0, 5]);
		> isWithinRange(2)
		true
		> isWithinRange(8)
		false
```