zeelib v13.0.0

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zeelib

Utility library in TypeScript, with a focus on Node and FP utils and emphasis on not rewriting builtin features.

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Installation

npm i zeelib

Usage

See the docs below for details (generated from types and comments). Example:

import * as z from 'zeelib'

const answer = await z.prompt('Pick a letter')
if (z.isEmpty(answer)) process.exit(1)

zeelib

Table of contents

Interfaces

• Size
• Store

Type Aliases

• AnyFn
• AnyMap
• Cb
• ColMap
• F
• Listener
• R
• R
• Timer
• Updater

Variables

• colorize

Functions

• and
• average
• capitalizeFirstChar
• chunk
• clamp
• collapseNewlines
• collapseWhitespace
• collectBy
• combineRegex
• compose
• countIn
• curry
• debounce
• diff
• div
• drop
• dropWhile
• each
• escapeForRegex
• execute
• fileExists
• filter
• findIndices
• findPort
• flattenAndUniq
• flip
• fold
• getFreeDisk
• getFreeMemory
• getGlobal
• getHashFromDate
• getHashFromSystem
• getKeyByValue
• getLoadAverage
• getMemoryUsage
• getOrdinal
• getProjectRoot
• getRegexFlags
• getStdin
• getTerminalColumns
• getTerminalRows
• getTerminalSize
• getUserHome
• getUserShell
• greater
• groupBy
• has
• hasColor
• hasDuplicate
• head
• id
• init
• initials
• intersection
• is
• isArrayLike
• isBetween
• isBoolean
• isClass
• isDate
• isDefined
• isDirectory
• isEmpty
• isError
• isEven
• isFile
• isFloat
• isFunction
• isGenerator
• isGeneratorFunction
• isInstalled
• isInteger
• isJson
• isMap
• isNode
• isNull
• isNullOrUndefined
• isNumber
• isObject
• isOdd
• isPrimitive
• isPromise
• isRegExp
• isRoot
• isSemver
• isSet
• isString
• isSymLink
• isSymbol
• isUndefined
• isValidDate
• keep
• last
• len
• lesser
• lightenOrDarken
• lines
• mapObject
• memoize
• mzero
• objectToString
• once
• open
• pick
• pipe
• pluck
• product
• prompt
• range
• readJson
• reduce
• removeBOM
• replicate
• rgbToHex
• safeGet
• scaleToFit
• shuffle
• sleep
• sortBy
• sortObject
• span
• splitAt
• store
• stripAnsi
• sub
• sum
• tail
• take
• takeLast
• takeWhile
• tap
• touch
• truncate
• tryJson
• typeOf
• union
• uniq
• uniqBy
• unless
• unlines
• until
• unwords
• watch
• words
• writeJson

Type Aliases

AnyFn

Ƭ AnyFn: (...args: any[]) => any

Type declaration

▸ (...args): any

Parameters

Returns

any

Defined in

pipe.ts:3

AnyMap

Ƭ AnyMap: Record\<string, any>

Defined in

types.ts:1

Cb

Ƭ Cb: (error: c.ExecFileException | null, stdout: string | Buffer, stderr: string | Buffer) => void

Type declaration

▸ (error, stdout, stderr): void

Parameters

Returns

void

Defined in

open.ts:4

ColMap

Ƭ ColMap: Record\<string, (t: string) => string>

Defined in

colorize.ts:4

F

Ƭ F: (...args: any[]) => any

Type declaration

▸ (...args): any

Parameters

Returns

any

Defined in

curry.ts:1

Listener

Ƭ Listener: (a: AnyMap, b: AnyMap) => any

Type declaration

▸ (a, b): any

Parameters

Returns

any

Defined in

store.ts:3

R

Ƭ R: (...args: any[]) => Timer

Type declaration

▸ (...args): Timer

Parameters

Returns

Timer

Defined in

debounce.ts:2

R

Ƭ R: string | any[] | AnyMap

Defined in

keep.ts:4

Timer

Ƭ Timer: NodeJS.Timeout | number | null

Defined in

debounce.ts:1

Updater

Ƭ Updater: (a: AnyMap) => AnyMap

Type declaration

▸ (a): AnyMap

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Defined in

store.ts:4

Variables

colorize

• Const colorize: ColMap

Defined in

colorize.ts:34

Functions

and

▸ and\<T>(a): boolean

Returns false if any in input array is false

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

and([ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => true
and([ 1, 2, 3, false ]) // => false

Defined in

and.ts:8

average

▸ average(xs): number

Averages a list of numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

average([ 2, 4, 6, 8 ]) // => 5

Defined in

average.ts:7

capitalizeFirstChar

▸ capitalizeFirstChar(str): string

Capitalizes the first character of string

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

capitalizeFirstChar('things and stuff') // => 'Things and stuff'

Defined in

capitalize-first-char.ts:7

chunk

▸ chunk\<T>(arr, n): T

Splits an array into chunks

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T

Example

chunk([1, 2, 3, 4 ], 2) // => [ [ 1, 2 ], [ 3, 4 ] ]

Defined in

chunk.ts:7

clamp

▸ clamp(val, min, max): number

Takes a number, min, and max If number is between min and max, returns number Otherwise returns min or max

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

clamp(100, 0, 1000) // => 100
clamp(100, 101, 1000) // => 101
clamp(100, 0, 99) // => 00

Defined in

clamp.ts:11

collapseNewlines

▸ collapseNewlines(str): string

Collapses multiple newlines to two

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

collapseNewlines('\n\n\n\n') // => '\n\n'

Defined in

collapse-newlines.ts:7

collapseWhitespace

▸ collapseWhitespace(str): string

Collapses consecutive whitespace to a single space

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

collapseWhitespace('a\n\r\t\nb') // => 'a b'

Defined in

collapse-whitespace.ts:7

collectBy

▸ collectBy(p): (a: any[]) => AnyMap

Collect an an array of objects by string key cred: gh:uniqname

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (a): AnyMap

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Example

const data = [ { foo: 'a', bar: 'baz' }, { foo: 'b', bar: 'quux' }, { foo: 'a', bar: 'whatever' } ]
collectBy('foo')(data) // => { a: { foo: 'a', bar: 'whatever' }, b: { foo: 'b', bar: 'quux' } }

Defined in

collect-by.ts:11

combineRegex

▸ combineRegex(rs, opts?): RegExp

Combines regular expressions

Parameters

Returns

RegExp

Example

combineRegex([/[a-z]/, /[0-9]], 'g') ==> /[a-z][0-9]/g

Defined in

combine-regex.ts:7

compose

▸ compose\<T>(...fns): (t: T) => T

Right to left composition

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (t): T

Parameters

Returns

T

Example

const addOne = (a) => a + 1
const timesTwo = (a) => a * 2
compose(addOne, timesTwo)(2) // => 5

Defined in

compose.ts:11

countIn

▸ countIn\<T>(el, ls): number

Find out how many of a given element is in an array or string.

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

countIn('a', 'abc') // => 1
countIn('a', [ 'a', 'b', 'c' ]) // => 1

Defined in

count-in.ts:9

curry

▸ curry\<T>(fn): F

Takes a function and returns a function that takes any number of arguments

Produces a curried function

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

F

Example

const addThree = (a, b, c) => a + b + c
curry(addThree)(1)(1)(1) // => 3

Defined in

curry.ts:13

debounce

▸ debounce(fn, ms): R

Simple debounce

Parameters

Returns

R

Example

debounce(() => console.log('hi'), 5000)

Defined in

debounce.ts:10

diff

▸ diff\<T>(a, b): T[]

Diff two arrays

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[]

Example

diff([ 1, 2, 3 ], [ 2, 3 ]) // => [ 1 ]

Defined in

diff.ts:7

div

▸ div(ns): number

Divide any amount of numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

div([ 4, 2, 1 ]) // => 2

Defined in

div.ts:7

drop

▸ drop\<A>(n, arr): A[]

Like Haskell's drop

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

drop(2, [ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => 3

Defined in

drop.ts:7

dropWhile

▸ dropWhile\<T>(pred, arr): T[]

The opposite of takeWhile: takes a predicate and array and returns an array of the elements that didn't pass the predicate

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[]

Example

dropWhile(lessThanThree, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ 3, 4 ]

Defined in

drop-while.ts:11

each

▸ each\<T>(xs, fn): Record\<string, any> | T[]

Takes an array or object and a function, and runs the function on each element

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

Record\<string, any> | T[]

Example

each([ 'a', 'b', 'c' ], id) // => 'a'

Defined in

each.ts:33

escapeForRegex

▸ escapeForRegex(s?): string

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

escapeForRegex('foo') // => foo
escapeForRegex('1 \\ {} []|') // => '1 \\\\ \{\} \\[\\]\\|'

Defined in

escape-for-regex.ts:7

execute

▸ execute(cmd): void

Like a standalone npm run that obeys npm bin

Parameters

Returns

void

Example

execute('standard-format -w')

Defined in

execute.ts:15

fileExists

▸ fileExists(filePath): Promise\<boolean>

Returns bool based on if passed path exists

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<boolean>

Example

await fileExists('./foo') // => Promise<true>

Defined in

file-exists.ts:10

filter

▸ filter\<T>(fn, list): T[] | Record\<string, T>

filter for array and object

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[] | Record\<string, T>

Example

filter(id, [ 1, 2 ]) // => [ 1, 2 ]
filter(lessThanThree, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ 1, 2 ]
filter(lessThanThree, { a: 1, b: 4 }) // =>  { a: 1 }

Defined in

filter.ts:14

findIndices

▸ findIndices(el, arr): number[]

Find all indices of an item in an array

Parameters

Returns

number[]

Example

findIndices(1, [ 1, 2, 1 ]) // => [ 0, 2 ]

Defined in

find-indices.ts:7

findPort

▸ findPort(port, cb): void

Find next open port

Parameters

Returns

void

Example

findPort(8000, (err, port) => console.log(`${port} is open`))

Defined in

find-port.ts:13

flattenAndUniq

▸ flattenAndUniq\<T>(arr): T[]

Recursively flatten arrays then uniq what's left

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[]

Example

flattenAndUniq([ 1, 2, 3, [ 1, 2, 3 ]]) // =>  [ 1, 2, 3 ]

Defined in

flatten-and-uniq.ts:10

flip

▸ flip(f): (...args: any[]) => any

Flips order of received arguments and calls f.

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (...args): any

Parameters

Returns

any

Example

const minus = (a, b) => a - b
minus(2, 1) // => 1
flip(minus)(2, 1) // => -1

Defined in

flip.ts:9

fold

▸ fold\<T>(f, a): T

Applies f to first two items of list, then to next, etc.

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T

Example

foldl1(increment, [ 1, 1, 1 ]) // => 3

Defined in

fold.ts:8

getFreeDisk

▸ getFreeDisk(): number

Get free disk space

Returns

number

Example

getFreeDisk()

Defined in

get-free-disk.ts:9

getFreeMemory

▸ getFreeMemory(): number

Get free memory

Returns

number

Example

getFreeMemory()

Defined in

get-free-memory.ts:9

getGlobal

▸ getGlobal(): undefined | typeof globalThis

Gets the global for your current context.

Returns

undefined | typeof globalThis

Example

getGlobal() // => window, global, whatever

Defined in

get-global.ts:7

getHashFromDate

▸ getHashFromDate(): string

Returns a hash based on current timestamp

Returns

string

Example

getHashFromDate()

Defined in

get-hash-from-date.ts:7

getHashFromSystem

▸ getHashFromSystem(): string

Get a md5 hash based on hostname, process.ppid, and date

Returns

string

Example

getHashFromSystem()

Defined in

get-hash-from-system.ts:10

getKeyByValue

▸ getKeyByValue(value, object): undefined | string

Get the key for a value

Parameters

Returns

undefined | string

Example

getKeyByValue('bar', { foo: 'bar' }) // => 'foo'

Defined in

get-key-by-value.ts:9

getLoadAverage

▸ getLoadAverage(): number

Get load average

Returns

number

Example

getLoadAverage()

Defined in

get-load-average.ts:10

getMemoryUsage

▸ getMemoryUsage(): number

Get memory usage

Returns

number

Example

getMemoryUsage()

Defined in

get-memory-usage.ts:9

getOrdinal

▸ getOrdinal(n): string

Adds ordinal onto integer

Works up to 999

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

getOrdinal(1) // => '1st'

Defined in

get-ordinal.ts:9

getProjectRoot

▸ getProjectRoot(): string

Get project root

Returns

string

Example

getProjectRoot() // /path/to/project

Defined in

get-project-root.ts:10

getRegexFlags

▸ getRegexFlags(r): string[]

Returns the flags for a given regular expression

Parameters

Returns

string[]

Example

getRegexFlags(/foo/ig) // => [ 'g', 'i' ]

Defined in

get-regex-flags.ts:7

getStdin

▸ getStdin(f): void

Get stdin and do something with it.

Parameters

Returns

void

Example

getStdin((str) => {
  console.log(str.split(''))
})

Defined in

get-stdin.ts:9

getTerminalColumns

▸ getTerminalColumns(): number

Get columns of current terminal

Returns

number

Example

getTerminalColumns()

Defined in

get-terminal-columns.ts:7

getTerminalRows

▸ getTerminalRows(): number

Get current terminal rows

Returns

number

Example

getTerminalRows()

Defined in

get-terminal-rows.ts:7

getTerminalSize

▸ getTerminalSize(): Size

Returns size of the current terminal

Returns

Size

Example

getTerminalSize() // => { columns: number, rows: number }

Defined in

get-terminal-size.ts:9

getUserHome

▸ getUserHome(): string

Get current user's home directory

Returns

string

Example

getUserHome() // => /home/z

Defined in

get-user-home.ts:11

getUserShell

▸ getUserShell(): string

Get the current user's shell, or an empty string on shell-less platforms

Returns

string

Example

getUserShell()

Defined in

get-user-shell.ts:8

greater

▸ greater(a, b): number

Get the greater of two numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

greater(1, 2) // => 2

Defined in

greater.ts:7

groupBy

▸ groupBy(p): (a: any[]) => AnyMap

Collect an an array of objects by string key

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (a): AnyMap

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Example

const data = [ { foo: 'a', bar: 'baz' }, { foo: 'b', bar: 'quux' }, { foo: 'a', bar: 'whatever' } ]
groupBy('foo')(data) // => { a: { foo: 'a', bar: 'whatever' }, b: { foo: 'b', bar: 'quux' } }

Defined in

group-by.ts:10

has

▸ has(p, o): boolean

See if an object has a property

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

has('a' { b: 'c' }) // => false

Defined in

has.ts:9

hasColor

▸ hasColor(): boolean

Returns true if the current terminal supports color

Returns

boolean

Example

hasColor()

Defined in

has-color.ts:14

hasDuplicate

▸ hasDuplicate\<T>(arr): boolean

Returns true if an array has any duplicate elements

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

hasDuplicate([ 1, 1, 2 ]) // => true

Defined in

has-duplicate.ts:8

head

▸ head\<T>(arr): T

First element

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T

Example

head([ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => 1

Defined in

head.ts:7

id

▸ id\<A>(a): A

id

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A

Example

id(1) // => 1
id() // => undefined

Defined in

id.ts:8

init

▸ init(arr): any[]

Returns all but the last item of an array

Parameters

Returns

any[]

Example

init([ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => [ 1, 2 ]

Defined in

init.ts:7

initials

▸ initials(str): string

Trims a string to just caps

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

initials('Zac Anger') // => 'ZA'

Defined in

initials.ts:7

intersection

▸ intersection\<T>(xs, ys): T[]

Get the intersection of two arrays

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[]

Example

intersection([ 1, 2 ], []) // => []
intersection([ 1, 2, 3 ], [1, 2]) // => [ 1, 2 ]

Defined in

intersection.ts:8

is

▸ is(t, val): boolean

Returns true if the value is of the type

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

is('number', 2) // => true

Defined in

is.ts:7

isArrayLike

▸ isArrayLike(v): boolean

Returns true if the passed value is array-like

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isArrayLike({}) // => false
isArrayLike([ 1, 2 ]) // => true

Defined in

is-array-like.ts:10

isBetween

▸ isBetween(a, b, mid): boolean

Returns true if the last parameter is before the first and second parameters

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isBetween(1, 3, 2) // => true
isBetween(2, 1, 2) // => false

Defined in

is-between.ts:11

isBoolean

▸ isBoolean(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is a boolean

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isBoolean(true) // => true

Defined in

is-boolean.ts:7

isClass

▸ isClass(fn): boolean

Returns true if passed fn is an ES2015 class

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isClass(noop) // => false

Defined in

is-class.ts:12

isDate

▸ isDate(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is a date

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isDate(new Date()) // => true

Defined in

is-date.ts:9

isDefined

▸ isDefined(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is defined

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isDefined(null) // => true

Defined in

is-defined.ts:7

isDirectory

▸ isDirectory(filePath): Promise\<boolean>

Returns true if the path is a directory

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<boolean>

Example

await isDirectory('.') // => true
await isDirectory('./fake-path') // => false

Defined in

is-directory.ts:11

isEmpty

▸ isEmpty(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is empty

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isEmpty('') // => true
isEmpty({}) // => true
isEmpty([]) // => true
isEmpty(null) // => true

Defined in

is-empty.ts:14

isError

▸ isError(a): boolean

Returns true if value is an error

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isError(new Error()) // => true

Defined in

is-error.ts:9

isEven

▸ isEven(n): boolean

Returns true if the number is even

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isEven(2) // => true

Defined in

is-even.ts:7

isFile

▸ isFile(filePath): Promise\<boolean>

Returns true if the path is a file

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<boolean>

Example

isFile('./README.md') // => true
isFile('.') // => false

Defined in

is-file.ts:11

isFloat

▸ isFloat(n): boolean

Returns true if the number is a float

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isFloat(2) // => false
isFloat(2.2) // => true

Defined in

is-float.ts:8

isFunction

▸ isFunction(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is a function

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

const noop = () => {}
isFunction(2) // => false
isFunction(noop) // => true

Defined in

is-function.ts:9

isGenerator

▸ isGenerator(v): boolean

Returns true if passed val is a generator

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isGenerator(2) // => false

Defined in

is-generator.ts:7

isGeneratorFunction

▸ isGeneratorFunction(v): boolean

Returns true if val is a generator function

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isGeneratorFunction(2) // => false

Defined in

is-generator-function.ts:7

isInstalled

▸ isInstalled(pkgName): boolean

Returns true if the passed node_module name is installed

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isInstalled('zeelib') // => true

Defined in

is-installed.ts:7

isInteger

▸ isInteger(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is an integer

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isInteger(2) // => true
isInteger(1.1) // => false

Defined in

is-integer.ts:8

isJson

▸ isJson(str): boolean

Returns true if the string is valid JSON

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isJson(JSON.stringify({ a: 'b' })) // => true

Defined in

is-json.ts:7

isMap

▸ isMap(v): boolean

Returns true if value is a map

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isMap(new Map()) // => true

Defined in

is-map.ts:9

isNode

▸ isNode(): boolean

Returns true if code is in Node

Returns

boolean

Example

isNode()

Defined in

is-node.ts:7

isNull

▸ isNull(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is null

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isNull(null) // => true

Defined in

is-null.ts:7

isNullOrUndefined

▸ isNullOrUndefined(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is null or undefined

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isNullOrUndefined(null) // => true

Defined in

is-null-or-undefined.ts:10

isNumber

▸ isNumber(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is a number and is not NaN

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isNumber(2) // => true
isNumber(NaN) // => false

Defined in

is-number.ts:8

isObject

▸ isObject(v): boolean

Returns true if the value is an object

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isObject('asdf') // => false

Defined in

is-object.ts:7

isOdd

▸ isOdd(n): boolean

Returns true if the number is odd

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isOdd(1) // => true

Defined in

is-odd.ts:7

isPrimitive

▸ isPrimitive(v): boolean

Returns true if value is a primitive

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isPrimitive(1) // => true

Defined in

is-primitive.ts:7

isPromise

▸ isPromise(a): boolean

Returns true if value is a promise

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isPromise(Promise.resolve())

Defined in

is-promise.ts:7

isRegExp

▸ isRegExp(v): boolean

Returns true if value is a RegExp

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isRegExp(/a/) // => true

Defined in

is-reg-exp.ts:9

isRoot

▸ isRoot(): boolean

Check if current process is running as root.

Returns

boolean

Example

isRoot() // => true

Defined in

is-root.ts:7

isSemver

▸ isSemver(v): boolean

Returns true if the provided string is a valid semantic version

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isSemver("0.0.0") // => true
isSemver("0.") // => false

Defined in

is-semver.ts:8

isSet

▸ isSet(v): boolean

Returns true if value is a set

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isSet(new Set()) // => true

Defined in

is-set.ts:9

isString

▸ isString(v): boolean

Returns true if value is a string

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isString('a') // => true

Defined in

is-string.ts:7

isSymLink

▸ isSymLink(filePath): Promise\<boolean>

Returns true if path is a symlink

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<boolean>

Example

isSymLink('.') // => false

Defined in

is-sym-link.ts:10

isSymbol

▸ isSymbol(a): boolean

Returns true if value is a symbol

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isSymbol(Symbol.for('foo')) // => true

Defined in

is-symbol.ts:7

isUndefined

▸ isUndefined(v): boolean

Returns true if value is undefined

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isUndefined(undefined) // => true

Defined in

is-undefined.ts:7

isValidDate

▸ isValidDate(d): boolean

Returns true if the passed object is a valid Date

Parameters

Returns

boolean

Example

isValidDate('1234') // => false

Defined in

is-valid-date.ts:9

keep

▸ keep(x): R

Returns an array or object with all falsey values removed

Parameters

Returns

R

Example

keep([ 'a', null, '', 2]) // => [ 'a', 2 ]
keep({ a: '', b: null, c: 2 }) // => { c: 2 }

Defined in

keep.ts:13

last

▸ last\<A>(arr): A

Returns the last element of the array

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A

Example

last([ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => 3

Defined in

last.ts:7

len

▸ len(val): number

Get length of element

Works for array, object, string, set, map, and function

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

len('foo') // => 3
len([ 1, 2 ]) => 2
len((a, b) => a + b) // => 2

Defined in

len.ts:19

lesser

▸ lesser(a, b): number

Returns the lesser of two numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

lesser(1, 2) // => 1

Defined in

lesser.ts:7

lightenOrDarken

▸ lightenOrDarken(col, amt): string

Lighten or darken a color

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

// lighten
const newCol = lightenOrDarken('#F06D06', 20)
// darken
const newCol = lightenOrDarken('#F06D06', -20)

Defined in

lighten-or-darken.ts:10

lines

▸ lines(str): string[]

Split a string on lines

Parameters

Returns

string[]

Example

lines('foo\nbar') // => [ 'foo', 'bar' ]

Defined in

lines.ts:7

mapObject

▸ mapObject(f, o, ctx?): AnyMap

Map for objects

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Example

const f = (a) => a + ' world'
const d = { a: 'hello', b: 'sup' }
mapObject(f, d) // => { a: 'hello world', b: 'sup world' }

Defined in

map-object.ts:11

memoize

▸ memoize(fn): any

A simple memoizing util

Parameters

Returns

any

Example

memoize((a) => a) // => [Function]
memoize((a) => a)(1) // => 1

Defined in

memoize.ts:8

mzero

▸ mzero(v?): any

Get monadic empty/zero value for a type

Parameters

Returns

any

Example

mzero(1) // =>
mzero([1]) // => []

Defined in

mzero.ts:10

objectToString

▸ objectToString(v): string

toString

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

objectToString({}) // => '[object Object]'

Defined in

object-to-string.ts:7

once

▸ once\<U>(fn): (...args: U[]) => U

Only calls fn once; subsequent calls just return first val

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (...args): U

Parameters

Returns

U

Example

const o = once(id)
o(1) // => 1
o() // => 1
o(2) // => 1

Defined in

once.ts:10

open

▸ open(args, opts, cb): void

Opens things. Works on Linux, Mac, and Windows

Parameters

Returns

void

Example

open('http://zacanger.com')

Defined in

open.ts:12

pick

▸ pick(ks, o): AnyMap

pick as it is in rambda (not ramda)

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Example

pick('a', { a: 'a', b: 'b' }) // => { a: 'a' }
pick([ 'a', 'b' ], { a: 'a', b: 'b', c: 'c' }) // => { a: 'a', b: 'b' }

Defined in

pick.ts:11

pipe

▸ pipe\<T>(...fns): (data: T) => T

Left to right composition

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (data): T

Parameters

Returns

T

Example

const addOne = (a) => a + 1
const timesTwo = (a) => a * 2
pipe(addOne, timesTwo)(2) // => 6

Defined in

pipe.ts:13

pluck

▸ pluck(key, arr): any[]

Simple pluck

Parameters

Returns

any[]

Example

pluck('a', [ { a: 'a' }, { a: 'b' } ]) // => [ 'a', 'b' ]

Defined in

pluck.ts:7

product

▸ product(nums): number

Get the product of a list of numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

product([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => 24

Defined in

product.ts:7

prompt

▸ prompt(question): Promise\<string>

Create a simple prompt for the terminal

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<string>

Example

const answer = await prompt('Do the thing')
if (answer.toLowercase() === 'y') { doTheThing() }

Defined in

prompt.ts:11

range

▸ range(a, b, step?): number[]

Range function

Takes a start and and end, and a step (defaults to 1).

This is inclusive. That is: 1..10,2 == 0,2,4,6,8,10

Parameters

Returns

number[]

Example

range(1, 4) // => [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
range(1, 10, 3) // => [ 1, 4, 7, 10 ]

Defined in

range.ts:14

readJson

▸ readJson(file): Promise\<any[] | AnyMap>

Read json file and parse it

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<any[] | AnyMap>

Example

const json = await readJson('./foo.json')

Defined in

read-json.ts:10

reduce

▸ reduce\<A, B>(fn, initialValue, data): B

Reduce

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

B

Example

reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => 10

Defined in

reduce.ts:7

removeBOM

▸ removeBOM(content): string

The same as what's in Node's module (see lib/internal/module). Remove byte order marker. This catches EF BB BF (the UTF-8 BOM) because the buffer-to-string conversion in fs.readFileSync() translates it to FEFF, the UTF-16 BOM.

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

removeBOM(someContent)

Defined in

remove-bom.ts:10

replicate

▸ replicate\<A>(n, p): A[]

Generates an array of the length of the first param, filled with the second param, calling the second param if it's a function

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

replicate(3, 10) // => [ 10, 10, 10 ]
replicate(4, (a) => a + 1) // => [ 5, 5, 5, 5 ]

Defined in

replicate.ts:10

rgbToHex

▸ rgbToHex(r, g, b): string

Convert rgb to hex

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

rgbToHex(255, 255, 255) // => '#ffffff'

Defined in

rgb-to-hex.ts:7

safeGet

▸ safeGet\<A>(path, fallback?): (obj: AnyMap) => undefined | null | A

Like _.get: takes an access string and an optional fallback, then an object

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

fn

▸ (obj): undefined | null | A

Parameters

Returns

undefined | null | A

Example

safeGet('a.b.c')({ a: { b: { c: 'd' } } }) // => 'd'
safeGet('a.b.e')({ a: { b: { c: 'd' } } }) // => undefined
safeGet('a.b.e', 'f')({ a: { b: { c: 'd' } } }) // => 'f'

Defined in

safe-get.ts:13

scaleToFit

▸ scaleToFit(width, height, maxWidth?, maxHeight?): Object

Takes a width, height, maxWidth, and maxHeight

Returns an object that tells you the largest you can scale to

Parameters

Returns

Object

Example

scaleToFit(1400, 1200, 2000, 200) // => { width: 233.33333333333331, height: 200 }

Defined in

scale-to-fit.ts:10

shuffle

▸ shuffle\<A>(arr): A[]

Randomly shuffle items in array

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

shuffle([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ])

Defined in

shuffle.ts:7

sleep

▸ sleep(ms): Promise\<void>

Simple sleep.

Parameters

Returns

Promise\<void>

Example

const delay = await sleep(1000)
sleep(1000).then(doAThing)

Defined in

sleep.ts:8

sortBy

▸ sortBy\<A>(f, xs): A[]

Takes a sort fn and an array

Returns a sorted array

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

const list = [ { id: 1 }, { id: 3 }, { id: 2 } ]
sortBy(({ id }) => id, list) // => [ { id: 1 }, { id: 2 }, { id: 3 } ]

Defined in

sort-by.ts:10

sortObject

▸ sortObject(o): AnyMap

Sort an object (recursively)

Parameters

Returns

AnyMap

Example

sortObject({ b: 'c', a: 'd' }) // => { a: 'd', b: 'c' }

Defined in

sort-object.ts:10

span

▸ span\<A>(pred, arr): [A[], A[]]

Similar to takeWhile: returns a tuple of all elements that pass predicate and all elements that did not

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

[A[], A[]]

Example

span(lessThanThree, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ [ 1, 2 ], [ 3, 4 ] ]

Defined in

span.ts:11

splitAt

▸ splitAt\<A>(num, arr): [A[], A[]]

Like Haskell's splitAt

splitAt n xs returns a tuple xs prefix of length n and second element is remainder of list

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

[A[], A[]]

Example

splitAt(1, [ [ 'a', 'b' ], 'c' ]) // => [ [ [ 'a', 'b' ] ], [ 'c' ] ]

Defined in

split-at.ts:13

store

▸ store(state?): Store

A very simple store implementation (think Redux-like)

Parameters

Returns

Store

Example

const state = store()
state.subscribe((next, prev) => next.foo)
state.update({ foo: 'bar' })

Defined in

store.ts:20

stripAnsi

▸ stripAnsi(s?): string

Remove ANSI escapes from string

Parameters

Returns

string

Example

stripAnsi(colorize.blue('hello')) // => 'hello'

Defined in

strip-ansi.ts:7

sub

▸ sub(ns): number

Subtract any amount of numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

sub([ 4, 3, 2, 1 ]) // => -2

Defined in

sub.ts:7

sum

▸ sum(nums): number

Sum an array of numbers

Parameters

Returns

number

Example

sum([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => 10

Defined in

sum.ts:7

tail

▸ tail\<T>(arr): T[]

All elements except first

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

T[]

Example

tail([ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ 2, 3, 4 ]

Defined in

tail.ts:7

take

▸ take\<A>(n, a): A[]

Like Haskell's take

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

take(2, [ 1, 2, 3 ]) // => [ 1, 2 ]

Defined in

take.ts:7

takeLast

▸ takeLast\<A>(num, arr): A[]

Takes the last n items of array

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

takeLast(2, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ 3, 4 ]

Defined in

take-last.ts:7

takeWhile

▸ takeWhile\<A>(pred, arr): A[]

Returns elements that pass predicate, until failure (ignores matches after failure)

Type parameters

Parameters

Returns

A[]

Example

takeWhile((x) => x < 3, [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]) // => [ 1, 2 ]