Deno-entry Packages

Publish multiple editions for your JavaScript packages consistently and easily (e.g. source edition, esnext edition, es2015 edition)

Determine if a filename and/or buffer is text or binary. Smarter detection than the other solutions.

A package that contains an array of every single file extension there is for binary files

A package that contains an array of every single file extension there is for text files

An extended Error class that envelops a parent error, such that the stack trace contains the causation

Utilities to get and check variable types (isString, isPlainObject, isRegExp, etc)

Give eachr an item to iterate (array, object or map) and an iterator, then in return eachr gives iterator the value and key of each item, and will stop if the iterator returned false.

Require a file without adding it into the require cache

Ambi lets you execute any function ambidextrously; providing you the ability to execute any function (be it synchronous, asynchronous, returns, callbacks, promises) as if it returned a promise.

A regular expression that matches common filenames that we want to ignore

Ignore common and custom patterns of the file system

Scan a directory recursively with a lot of control and power

Returns a copy of an object, sorted deeply by its keys, without mangling any arrays inside of it

Parse and stringify the environment configuration files and format, also known as .env files and dotenv files

Comparator to determine if a version is less than, equivalent to, or greater than another version

Check version ranges like `>=N` and `X || Y || Z` with support for Node.js, Web Browsers, Deno, and TypeScript.

Get the MAC address of the current machine you are on.

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

Get and set nested variables of an object, includes support for Backbone Models