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@aslam-dev/my-lib

v1.0.5

Published

Reusable utility + UI helper library

Readme

📦 @aslam-dev/my-lib

Reusable utility functions and React components designed to accelerate frontend development with consistent formatting, validation, and UI helpers.


🚀 Installation

npm install @aslam-dev/my-lib

Features

  • 🧰 Utility Functions

    • 📅 Date & time helpers
    • 📞 Phone number formatting and validation
    • 🔄 Data transformation helpers
  • 🎨 React Components

    • 🖼️ Image components with lazy loading and placeholders
    • 📊 Chart components for data visualization
    • 🧩 Form components with built-in validation

📚 Usage

📅 Date Utilities

import { getCurrentDate } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

const date = getCurrentDate();

📞 Phone Utilities

import { formatPhoneNumber, validatePhoneNumber } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

formatPhoneNumber("9876543210", "IN");
validatePhoneNumber("9876543210", "IN");

🔄 Transformers

import { groupByProperty } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

const grouped = groupByProperty(products, "category");

📝 Note Component

import { Note } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

<Note title="Important" content="This is a reusable note component." />;

📜 BigNote Component

import { BigNote } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

<BigNote title="Large Content Viewer" />;

🧱 Library Structure

src/ ├── components/ │ ├── Note.tsx │ ├── BigNote.tsx │ └── index.ts ├── datetime.ts ├── phone.ts ├── transformers.ts └── index.ts

🎯 Design Goals

Reusability

Encapsulates commonly used UI and utility logic.

Performance

BigNote uses lazy chunk loading to avoid heavy DOM rendering.

Type Safety

Fully written in TypeScript with exported type definitions.

Lightweight

Minimal dependencies and optimized bundle output.

🛠️ Development

Build Library

npm run build

Local Testing

npm pack

Then install the generated tarball inside another project.

📦 Package Exports

Consumers should import from the root:

import { Note, getCurrentDate } from "@aslam-dev/my-lib";

🔧 Peer Dependencies

This library expects:

react >= 18;

🗺️ Roadmap

  • Add more UI primitives
  • Expand transformer utilities
  • Add unit tests
  • Add Storybook documentation
  • Improve accessibility support

👨‍💻 Author

Aslam Mohammed LinkedIn