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⚡ HPR
The ultimate helper.
Str | Num | Arr | Obj | Util | Collection
Why Choose hpr?
✔ Production-Ready – Reliable logic for critical operations
✔ TypeScript-First – Full IntelliSense and type safety
✔ Lightweight – Zero external dependencies
Str - String Utilities
Safe string operations with encoding/validation support.
📚 See Str API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
Num - Number Utilities
For robust number manipulation and sanitization, use the Num class methods.
📚 See Num API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
Arr - Array Utilities
Type-safe array transformations.
📚 See Arr API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
Obj - Object Utilities
📚 See Obj API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
Util - Other Utilities
📚 See Util API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
Collection - Array of Objects
📚 See Collection API - All methods with examples and type definitions.
FAQs
A collection of utility functions to manipulate values and data.
We found that hpr demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 17 Nov 2025
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