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https://github.com/kaciras/utilities

A set of commonly used JS functions implemented with best practices.
https://github.com/kaciras/utilities

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A set of commonly used JS functions implemented with best practices.

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# Utilities

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A set of common JS functions implemented with best practices.

Goals:

* Just work for most cases, not a general framework.
* No dependencies.
* High performance & less code.
* Targets the latest ECMAScript.
* Tree-shakeable.
* No duplicated with FP libraries (lodash, underscore, etc.)
* Type-first, We don't check for parameters that don't match the type.

## Install

This package is pure ESM, it cannot be `require()`'d from CommonJS.

```
pnpm i @kaciras/utilities
```

The package has 2 entry points. Most functions work for both, but there are still some differences:

* `@kaciras/utilities/browser` can be imported from any environment, also have functions work with DOM.
* `@kaciras/utilities/node` have no browser-specific functions, but add utilities for Node, it can only be used in NodeJS.

```javascript
// Use in Node.
import { /* ... */ } from "@kaciras/utilities/node";

// Use in browser.
import { /* ... */ } from "@kaciras/utilities/browser";
```

# Develop

Build the project:

```shell
pnpm build
```

Run tests. Some tests are for generated bundles, you should build them first.

```shell
pnpm run test:unit
pnpm run test:browser
pnpm run test:types
```

Run benchmark (file in the benchmark folder):

```shell
pnpm exec esbench --file
```