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paliari-js-utils
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yarn add paliari-js-utils
# install dependencies
yarn install
# build with minification
yarn release
# publish
bin/publish
import { I18n } from 'paliari-js-utils'
// config locale
const locales = {
pt_br: {enums: {...}, db: {...}}
}
const i18n = new I18n(locales, 'pt_br')
// change locale
i18n.setLocale('en')
// Get locale
i18n.getLocale() // 'en'
// Obtem os locais disponives
i18n.getAvailableLocales() //['en', 'pt_br', ...]
// usage
i18n.t('db.attributes.animal.nome')
i18n.t('enums.castracao.status.solicitado')
// com replaces
i18n.t('error.messasges.long_chars', {max: '15'})
Exemplo de estrutura dos locales:
pt_br:
buttons:
save: 'Salvar'
#...
db:
attributes:
pessoa:
id: ID
cpf_cnpj: 'CPF/CNPJ'
#...
enums:
castracao:
status:
solicitado: Solicitado
#...
errors:
permission_denied: 'Permissão negada'
auth:
invalid_cpf_cnpj: 'O CPF/CNPJ é inválido'
#...
messages:
sign_out_confirm: 'Tem certeza que deseja sair?'
could_not_load_record: 'Não foi possível carregar o registro'
#...
#...
Exemplo de config para Vuejs
import { I18n } from 'paliari-js-utils'
const i18n = new I18n(locales, 'pt_br')
export default {
install(vue) {
vue.prototype.$i18n = i18n
vue.i18n = vue.prototype.$i18n
}
}
Extendendo um model.
import { BaseModel, idGeneratorDesc } from 'paliari-js-utils'
const attrs = {
id: idGeneratorDesc(),
cidade_id: '',
animal: {},
dono: {},
clinica: {},
status: '',
solicitado_em: Date.now(),
aprovado_em: null
}
class Castracao extends BaseModel {
constructor(obj) {
super(attrs, obj)
}
}
export default Castracao
// instanciando um model
var castracao = new Castracao({ status: 'solicitado' })
// gera id alfanumerico baseado no timestamp ordenado decrescente
import { idGeneratorDesc } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var id = idGeneratorDesc() // zdja0I19bKcIxA73QjIA
// extrai o timestamp do ID desc
import { idDescTimestamp } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var timestamp = idDescTimestamp('zdja0I19bKcIxA73QjIA') // 1529444224885
// gera ID numerico
import { idGeneratorNumeric } from 'paliari-js-utils'
// default desc
var id = idGeneratorNumeric() // 84704117442938738166
var id = idGeneratorNumeric('desc') // 84704117442938738166
// asc
var id = idGeneratorNumeric('asc') // 15295883565621743713
import { nextId, prevId } from 'paliari-js-utils'
nextId('zdit9URuO2T9VdC0h-2l') //zdit9URuO2T9VdC0h-2m
prevID('zdit9URuO2T9VdC0h-2l') //zdit9URuO2T9VdC0h-2k
/**
* Calcula media das notas.
*
* @param notas Object
* @param precision Integer quantidade de casas decimais
*
* @returns Number
*/
import { starRating } from 'paliari-js-utils'
/**
* Onde as keys sao as notas possiveis
* e os values a quantidade de vezes que se repete.
*/
var notas = {
1: 23,
2: 0,
3: 223,
4: 343,
5: 312
}
var precision = 2
var rate = starRating(notas, precision) // 4.02
import { transliterate } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var str = transliterate('São José') // sao jose
import { deepKey } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var obj = {a: {a1: a2: 'Content'}}
var value = deepKey(obj, 'a.a1.a2') // Content
import { getClassName } from 'paliari-js-utils'
getClassName({}) // Object
getClassName(function() {}) // Function
getClassName([]) // Array
getClassName(new Date()) // Date
getClassName(/a/) // RegExp
getClassName(1) // Number
getClassName('') // String
getClassName(null) // Null
getClassName(undefined) // Undefined
import { isObject } from 'paliari-js-utils'
isObject({}) // true
isObject({ a: 1 }) // true
isObject([]) // true
isObject(1) // false
isObject(null) // false
import { isHash } from 'paliari-js-utils'
isHash({}) // true
isHash({ a: 1 }) // true
isHash('') // false
isHash([]) // false
isHash(1) // false
isHash(null) // false
import { isDate } from 'paliari-js-utils'
isDate(new Date()) // true
isDate('') // false
isDate(null) // false
isDate(1) // false
import { isRegExp } from 'paliari-js-utils'
isRegExp(new RegExp()) // true
isRegExp(/[0-9]/) // true
isRegExp(/[0-9]/g) // true
isRegExp(/ab1/g) // true
isRegExp('[0-9]') // false
import { deepMerge } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var a = {
a: { a1: 'a1' }
}
var b = {
a: { a2: 'a2' },
b: { b1: 'a' }
}
deepMerge(a, b) // { a: { a1: 'a1', a2: 'a2' },b: { b1: 'a' }}
import { deepClone } from 'paliari-js-utils'
var a = {
a: { a1: 'a1' }
}
deepClone(a)
import { jsEncode } from 'paliari-js-utils'
jsEncode('Abacaxi') // Mg0W0f1
import { ucfirst } from 'paliari-js-utils'
ucfirst('abc') // Abc
import { prepareKey } from 'paliari-js-utils'
prepareKey('a.b/c-D') // a.b.c_d
import { flattenObject } from 'paliari-js-utils'
const a = { castracoes: {'-41iosdoii': { nome: 'Bilu', ... }} }
// { 'castracoes/-41iosdoii/nome': 'Bilu', ... }
import { idCidadeAddressComponent, idCidade } from 'i-pet-utils'
// param address_components do google geo
var cidade_id = idCidadeAddressComponent(geo_address_components)
// uf, nome
var cidade_id = idCidade(uf, 'nome da cidade')
import { convertPlace } from 'i-pet-utils'
// param address_components do google geo
var formatted = convertPlace(address_components)
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The npm package paliari-js-utils receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, paliari-js-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that paliari-js-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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