toolsy v0.9.6

⚙️ Toolsy

In different projects, we create different tools to make things easier. These tools may be very effective for many projects, so we always have these tools with us in different projects. So we decided to make a great collection of these tools in one package that we call it toolsy.

Features:

• Different tools in all fields of JavaScript.
• Documented and tested tools.
• Low code and maximum performance.
• Easy to use in various modes.

🌟 STAR to add more features/customizations.

🏁 Start

• Installation
• Usage - Get Started
• API
  • Number
  • Object
  • Array

🌵 Installation

You can install the library with awesome yarn:

yarn add toolsy

or with npm:

npm install toolsy

📟 Usage

You can import the library in the following ways:

import * as toolsy from 'toolsy';
// Import all tools named toolsy.

console.log(toolsy.array.isEmpty([]));

Or:

import { array } from 'toolsy';
// Direct import of required tools.

console.log(array.isEmpty([]));

⛏️ API

Number

Object

Array

Number

isNumber()

isNumber(2)
  // true

isEven()

isEven(2)
  // true

isOdd()

isOdd(2)
  // false

putComma()

putCommas(123)
  // 123
   
putCommas (1234)
  // 1,234
   
putCommas (1234567)
  // 1,234,567

toEnglish()

toEnglish("۱۲۳۴")
  // 1234

toArabic()

toArabic(12345)
  // "۱۲۳۴۵"

Object

isEmpty()

isEmpty({})
  // true
   
isEmpty({ name: 'toolsy' })
  // false

toArray()

toArray({ name: 'toolsy', language: 'javaScript' })
  // ['toolsy', 'javaScript']

Array

isEmpty()

isEmpty([])
  // true

sort()

sort([1,66, 12, 20])
  // [1, 12, 20, 66]

sortByProp()

sortByProp([ { name: 'Sarah', age: 19 }, { name: 'Alex', age: 12 } ], "age")
  // [ { name: 'Alex', age: 12 }, { name: 'Sarah', age: 19 } ]

⚖️ License

The library is released under the MIT license. Copyright © 2020 Mohammad Goldast.

See LICENSE for more information.