ul

ul

A minimalist utility library.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save ul

# Using yarn
yarn add ul

:clipboard: Example

const Ul = require("ul")

// Input data
let obj = {
       n: null
      , v: 1
    }
  , def = {
        n: 1
      , v: 10
      , a: 20
    }
  , tmp = null


// Merge the two objects and store the result in tmp
console.log(tmp = Ul.deepMerge(obj, def))
// => { n: null, v: 1, a: 20 }

// Clone the tmp object -- the clone will have a
// different reference
console.log(tmp === Ul.clone(tmp))
// => false

// Show the absolute path to the home directory
console.log(Ul.home()) // or `console.log(Ul.HOME_DIR)`
// => /home/ionicabizau

// One level merge
console.log(Ul.merge({
    foo: {
        bar: 42
    }
}, {
    foo: {
        bar: 1
      , baz: 7
    }
}))
// => { { bar: 42 } }

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

1. Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.

2. For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. :bug:

3. For direct and quick help, you can use Codementor. :rocket:

:memo: Documentation

merge(dst, src)

One level merge. Faster than deepMerge.

Params

• **** dst: {Object} The destination object.
• **** src: {Object} The source object (usually defaults).

Return

• Object The result object.

deepMerge()

Recursively merge the objects from arguments, returning a new object.

Usage: Ul.deepMerge(obj1, obj2, obj3, obj4, ..., objN)

Return

• Object The merged objects.

clone(item)

Deep clone of the provided item.

Params

• Anything item: The item that should be cloned

Return

• Anything The cloned object

home()

Get the home directory path on any platform. The value can be accessed using Ul.HOME_DIR too.

Return

• String The home directory path.

:yum: How to contribute

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

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• asciify-pixel—Asciifies a pixel object.
• asciify-pixel-matrix—Asciifies a matrix of pixels.
• bible—Read the Holy Bible via the command line.
• bible.js—The Bible as a NPM module.
• birthday—Know when a friend's birthday is coming.
• blah—A command line tool to optimize the repetitive actions.
• bloggify (by Bloggify)—We make publishing easy.
• bloggify-cli (by Bloggify)—We make publishing easy.
• bloggify-config (by Bloggify)—Helper module to create Bloggify configuration.
• bloggify-markdown-adapter (by Bloggify)—Markdown adapter for Bloggify.
• bloggify-mongoose (by Bloggify)—Support for Mongoose models in Bloggify.
• bloggify-paths—Helper library for maintaining the Bloggify paths in one place.
• bloggify-plugin-class (by Bloggify)—A library for managing plugin objects.
• bloggify-sequelize (by Bloggify)—Use Sequelize in Bloggify applications.
• bloggify-sequelize-adapter (by Bloggify)—Sequelize adapter for Bloggify.
• bloggify-social (by Bloggify)—A Bloggify plugin for sharing articles on social networks.
• bloggify-sql-adapter—sql adapter for Bloggify.
• bloggify-template-renderer (by Bloggify)—The default template renderer for Bloggify.
• bloggify-theme-renderer (by Bloggify)—The default theme renderer for Bloggify.
• bloggify-tools—Interactive command line tool to help you win at Bloggify.
• bloggify-viewer (by Bloggify)—Connects the CRUD operations with the renderer.
• bnotify—A notification system written in NodeJS using the BAT platform.
• cdnjs-importer—Easy way to import a library into CDNJS.
• class-methods—Get the methods of a JavaScript class.
• cli-box—A library to generate ASCII boxes via NodeJS
• cli-circle—Generate ASCII circles with NodeJS.
• cli-gh-cal—GitHub like calendar graphs in command line.
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• compute-size—Helper tool for resizing the things.
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• donate.js—A JavaScript library for creating a friendly way to send money donations.
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• electronify—The simplest way to build Electron apps.
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• engine-parser (by jillix)—Engine composition parser.
• engine-tools (by jillix)—Engine Tools library and CLI app.
• enny (by jillix)—Generate Engine compositions from human-readable inputs.
• flow-api (by jillix)—The flow api library and CLI app.
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• gh.js—Tiny GitHub API wrapper for server and client.
• ghcal—See the GitHub contributions calendar of a user in the command line.
• ghosty—A wrapper around PhantomJS, downloading the Phantom binary.
• git-cloner—Clone multiple git repositories.
• git-stats—Local git statistics including GitHub-like contributions calendars.
• git-stats-importer—Imports your commits from a repository into git-stats history.
• github-colors—GitHub colors and file extensions mapping
• github-stats—Visualize stats about GitHub users and projects in your terminal.
• gpm—npm + git = gpm - Install NPM packages and dependencies from git repositories.
• gry—A minimalist NodeJS wrapper for the git commands. gry stands for the Git RepositorY.
• idea—A lightweight CLI tool and module for keeping ideas in a safe place quick and easy.
• image-to-ascii—A Node.JS module that converts images to ASCII art.
• img-ssim—Get the structural similarity between two images.
• jipics (by jillix)—Node.JS wrapper for jipics image hosting website.
• jsonrequest—A tiny library for requesting and getting JSON resources.
• le-table—Another NodeJS module for creating ASCII tables.
• lien—An easy to use web framework for Node.js.
• made-in—Get GitHub projects created by users from a specific location.
• markdown-templator (by Geraint White)—Include markdown files in an HTML template
• markdown-templator-fork (by Josh Easter)—Include markdown files in an HTML template
• match—Simplest way to create match memory games.
• mdify—Markdown helpers with metadata support.
• mongof—Sync MongoDB collections with JSON files.
• nodeice—Another PDF invoice generator
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• npmreserve—Reserve package names on NPM.
• oargv—Turns an object into a bash command.
• packy—Set default fields in your package.json files.
• page-changed—Call a function when the page body is changed.
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• regarde—A tiny tool and library to watch commands.
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• share-term—Share the terminal with your friends.
• ship-release—Publish new versions on GitHub and npm with ease.
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• streamp—mkdir -p combined with streams.
• template-html (by Geraint White)—Generate static HTML files from templates and content files
• tester-init—Init tests for tester.
• tilda—Tiny module for building command line tools.
• tilda-init—Init cli applications.
• tinyreq—Tiny library for making http(s) requests.
• tinyreq-cli—A cli tool for making http(s) requests. CLI for tinyreq.
• tithe—Organize and track the tithe payments.
• transformer—Transform data using synchronous and asynchronous functions.
• web-term—A full screen terminal in your browser.
• wrabbit (by jillix)—Wrap scripts by providing the wrapping function.

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău