unbounded
Function.prototype.bind replacement that provides an `unbounded` hidden property on the returned bounded function, that contains the original unbounded function
Function.prototype.bind replacement that provides an `unbounded` hidden property on the returned bounded function, that contains the original unbounded function
Caterpillar is the ultimate logging system for Deno, Node.js, and Web Browsers. Log levels are implemented to the RFC standard. Log entries can be filtered and piped to various streams, including coloured output to the terminal, the browser's console, and
Type safe replacement for node's EventEmitter
Generate functions that do not allow parallel executions
Get and set nested variables of an object, includes support for Backbone Models
Get the value of a CLI argument
Get the current line number of the executing file and method
The definitive collection of badges for rendering
Common utilities and helpers to make testing assertions easier
Normalize different variable value types - e.g. `"1"` becomes `1`
Fellow is a package for creating people that can be unified by their shared values via a singleton list on the class
Create a pool of a specified concurrency that accepts functions that return promises
A map of log level aliases matched to their numeric values. Follows the RFC Standard.
ANSI colors and styles for Deno, Node.js, JavaScript, and TypeScript
Check whether or not a directory and its descendants are valid
Verify that file or package, be it remote, or local, is a valid ECMAScript Module
For NPM module authors that would like to support Deno but do not want to write and maintain a port.
A little retry tool to execute a function until the function is successful. Can also bind a timeout to a function. This lib is usable in typescript, in javascript, in node, in SPA tools (rest, Vue, Svelte...) and browser (available in ESM and common js fo
Fetch the current file and directory path, no matter your environment (Deno, Node.js, Web Browsers, ESM, CJS)
A JavaScript library to zip and unzip files in the browser, Deno and Node.js