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kyt-utils
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$ yarn add --dev kyt-utils
// or
$ npm i --save-dev --save-exact kyt-utils
This package is for utilities shared across these kyt
packages:
kyt
kyt-runtime
Ensure that Node 10+ is installed:
require('kyt-utils/checkNodeVersion');
Get a map of paths used to configure kyt
:
const {
serverSrcPath,
serverBuildPath,
clientAssetsFile,
loadableAssetsFile,
} = require('kyt-utils/paths')();
The default export is a logger
- a wrapper around console
:
import logger from 'kyt-utils';
logger.log('message');
// outputs đ message
logger.task('message');
// outputs âšī¸ message
logger.info('message');
// outputs đ message
logger.debug('message');
// outputs đ message
logger.warn('message');
// outputs:
// â message
logger.error('message');
// outputs:
// đĨ message
logger.start('message');
// outputs:
// â
message
logger.end('message');
FAQs
A shared kyt utility library.
The npm package kyt-utils receives a total of 4,430 weekly downloads. As such, kyt-utils popularity was classified as popular.
We found that kyt-utils demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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