javascript-helpers-package
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npm install javascript-helpers-package
import { cookiesHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
// Save in to Cookies
cookiesHelper.save(key, payload) // Save object
// Get from Cookies
cookiesHelper.get(key) // Return object
// Delete from Cookies
cookiesHelper.delete(key) // Clear on cookies
import { emailHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
emailHelper.isValid(email) // Return true/false
import { listHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
import { locationHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
import { textHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
import { sessionHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
// Save in to Session Storage
sessionHelper.save(key, payload)
// Get from Session Storage
sessionHelper.get(key)
// Delete from Session Storage
sessionHelper.delete(key)
import { windowHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
import { phoneHelper } from 'javascript-helpers-package';
phoneHelper.parse(number)
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Javascript helpers package
We found that javascript-helpers-package 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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