@josecarlosrz/array-helper
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Helper to get async operations on methods like forEach, map, reduce, and some utilities like shuffle and unique.
It doesn't modify the original Array prototype.
npm install @josecarlosrz/array-helper
The same parameters found on the docs, adding the array to work with at the beginning.
forEach(arr, closure [, thisArg])map(arr, closure [, thisArg])filter(arr, closure [, thisArg])some(arr, closure [, thisArg])reduce(arr, closure [, thisArg])reduceRight(arr, closure [, thisArg])filter(arr, closure [, thisArg])some(arr, closure [, thisArg])every(arr, closure [, thisArg])find(arr, closure [, thisArg])findIndex(arr, closure [, thisArg])areEqual(a, b)unique(arr)shuffle(arr)const arrayHelper = require('@josecarlosrz/array-helper');
// ...
const array = [1, 2, 3];
await arrayHelper.forEach(array, async (element) => {
// ...
});
FAQs
Array helper to have async behavior and some util methods
We found that @josecarlosrz/array-helper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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