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Modern TypeScript utility library with tree-shaking support - zero dependencies, type-safe, framework-agnostic
Modern TypeScript utility library with tree-shaking support.
npm install tinita
# or
yarn add tinita
# or
pnpm add tinita
Tinita provides a comprehensive collection of utilities organized by domain:
All utilities follow consistent patterns:
value is Type for TypeScript narrowingImport multiple utilities from the main entry point:
import { isNumber, isPositive, generateUUID } from 'tinita';
Import directly from utility paths for guaranteed minimal bundle size:
import { generateUUID } from 'tinita/uuid/generateUUID';
import { fileSize } from 'tinita/file/fileSize';
Recommendation: Use subpath imports for production to ensure optimal bundle size regardless of bundler capabilities.
All utilities are fully typed with TypeScript.
tinita works in any JavaScript environment:
To run tests:
pnpm test
See the root CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.
MIT
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Modern TypeScript utility library with tree-shaking support - zero dependencies, type-safe, framework-agnostic
We found that tinita 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.
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