vigour-util
Advanced tools
This package has been split up. Each utility now lives in its own package.
See below to find the equivalent package for the utility you want to use:
| vigour-util name | npm package |
|---|---|
| descriptors | descriptors |
| hash | quick-hash |
| is/hash | is-quick-hash |
| is/email | nice-is-email |
| is/url | nice-is-url |
| is/numberlike | is-number-like |
| require | enhance-require |
| is/touch | is-touch |
| keyHash | key-hash |
| recorder | brisky-recorder |
| is/removed | brisky-is-removed |
| strip/formatting | strip-formatting |
| is/node | is-node |
| is/number | lodash.isfinite |
| is/stream | is-stream |
| flatten | obj-flatten |
| regenerator | regenerator |
| unflatten | unflatten |
| is/empty | brisky-is-empty |
| is/obj | brisky-is-obj |
| is/plainobj | brisky-is-plain-obj |
| define | define-configurable |
| get/reference | brisky-get-reference |
| uuid | uid |
FAQs
Utils from vigour
The npm package vigour-util receives a total of 25 weekly downloads. As such, vigour-util popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vigour-util 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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