@fiverr/futile

futile

Collection of low level ECMAScript helper functions targeting language primitives and native objects

Use futile Documentation

Import the library

const futile = require('@fiverr/futile');

futile.shuffle([1, 2, 3]);
futile.interpolate('Hello, ${name}', {name: 'Martin'});

Import individual methods

const shuffle = require('@fiverr/futile/lib/shuffle');
const interpolate = require('@fiverr/futile/lib/interpolate');

shuffle([1, 2, 3]);
interpolate('Hello, ${name}', {name: 'Martin'});

Working with futile repo

Playground

The "playground" directory is a place you can write test modules, and include futile as a module. It's node_modules contains a symlink to the parent directory so you're working with your actual work files.

The content of this directory is gitignored (short of example file and futile virtual module) so feel free to add your sandbox files there

Tests and builds

Lint code

npm run lint

Test some

npm test interpolate
npm test interpolate shuffle

Test all

npm test

Benchmark some

npm run benchmark uri

Benchmark all

npm run benchmark

Coverage

npm run coverage

Rebuild docs

npm run doc

Contributing to futile repo

Each module contains an index file - the exported module, and a test file. Modules should be commented in JSDoc so the automated documentation is up to date.

The lib's index should expose all the collection.

Version management

The version number specify major.minor.patch

Type	Content	Example
patch	Internal fix	Bug fix, Performance improvements, tests, small tweaks
minor	Interface change with full backward compatibility	Adding new features, Full backwards compatibility
major	Interface change without full backward compatibility	Changing a function name or interface, Removing a function