A small lib of FP, Node, and DOM utils.
Changes:
0.7.0 — important — If you've installed in the past eight days (since 0.6.17), you're probably
seeing a lot of annoying logs! I did something dumb. Please update!0.6.0 — breaking — base64BufferDec and base64BufferEnc are now btoa and atob0.5.0 — breaking — hexRegex is now a function, getHexRegex0.4.0 — breaking — no longer require('zeelib').default, just require('zeelib')0.2.0 — breaking — all functions now in top level
import { fp } from 'zeelib' to use zipWith, just import { zipWith } from 'zeelib')Just a load of small utilities.
There's a full list at the bottom of this file.
Documentation is mostly just function names. Sorry.
import z from 'zeelib'
z.open('http://zacanger.com')
if (z.isEven(process.argv[2])) // do things
z.camelCaseToLispCase('thisString')
You can also import individual functions.
import c from 'zeelib/dist/colorize'
console.log(c.bold(c.blue('HELLO THERE')))
If you're using require with individual files you'll need to use default:
const c = require('zeelib/dist/colorize').default
If you get errors when using zeelib in a front-end build, you may need to use
something like Webpack's node
option. Try:
node: {
fs: 'empty',
net: 'empty',
tls: 'empty',
readline: 'empty',
child_process: 'empty'
}
Or, just import the functions you need (like
import words from 'zeelib/dist/words').
npm test.src/index.js in the appropriate placenpm run build
test, which also runs flow and eslint)FAQs
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We found that zeelib demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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