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jinang is a collection of Node.js / ECMAScript mini modules.
The name jinang is abbreviation of "Jin-Nang", which in Chinese means a magic box. The modules in jinang are independent for each other, and are for different usage.
jinang is an incubator. Successful sub modules may be encouraged to be published as independent NPM packages.
Here is its pedigree.
// Modules are independent for each other and are suggested to be required independently.
const defineError = require('jinang/defineError');
const MyError = defineError('MyError', Error, function(message) {
this.code = 'SOMETHING_IS_WRONG';
this.message = message;
});
// ...
throw new MyError('Helo word!');
All sub-modules in jinang are independent from each other. Use require('jinang/<subModuleName>')
to require the sub-modules.
For your convenience, avaiable modules included in jinang are listed here (alphabetically sorted):
util.promisify()
but the common error-first callback mode still available.jinang is an incubator for creatives which will make programming with Node.js much easier.
Only mini modules without any dependencies may be put into jinang. Although every module is small enough, they all will be maintained carefully and seriously.
[0.26.1] - Jan 5th, 2020
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Collection of Node.js / ECMAScript Gists
The npm package jinang receives a total of 1,659 weekly downloads. As such, jinang popularity was classified as popular.
We found that jinang demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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