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@bikiran/utils

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A simple and reusable React input component library

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@bikiran/utils## Overview

A comprehensive collection of React components and utility functions specifically developed for modern web applications. This package provides a robust set of UI components, helper functions, and utilities designed to accelerate development while maintaining consistency and performance.A collection of utility components specifically developed for our organization's internal projects. While primarily tailored to our needs, others may find some components useful.

🌟 Overview⚠️ Important Note: This package was optimized for our specific use cases and may not work as expected in all projects. Use with caution.

A collection of utility components specifically developed for our organization's internal projects. While primarily tailored to our needs, others may find some components useful.## Dependencies

⚠️ Important Note: This package was optimized for our specific use cases and may not work as expected in all projects. Use with caution.- clsx

  • tailwind-merge

✨ Key Features- Next.js

  • 🎨 UI Components: Pre-built React components with consistent styling## Peer Dependencies

  • 🛠️ Utility Functions: Helper functions for common operations

  • 📱 Responsive Design: Mobile-first, responsive componentsThe following packages are required to be installed in your project:

  • 🎯 Theme Integration: Seamlessly inherits your Tailwind CSS theme

  • ⚡ Performance Optimized: Lightweight and efficient components- react (^19.1.0)

  • 📦 TypeScript Support: Full TypeScript definitions included- react-dom (^19.1.0)

  • 🔧 Configurable: Highly customizable with sensible defaults- dayjs (^1.11.0) - Used for date/time utilities

📦 What's IncludedMake sure to install these peer dependencies in your project:

🧩 UI Components (15)```bash

  • Navigation & Layout: Custom Sidebar, Header components, Project Selectornpm install react react-dom dayjs

  • User Interface: Profile Management, User Info, Tooltip components ```

  • Interactive Elements: Button Wrapper, Currency Selector, Filter Wrapper

  • Feedback Components: Loading states, Page Loading, Cookies popupPerfect! Here's how you can update the "Available Components" section so that each component is a clickable item linking to its dedicated documentation page in your GitHub wiki:

  • Service Integration: Services Popup with app listings

  • Data Display: Pagination, Information Tooltip---

  • Utility Widgets: Copy Wrapper for easy content copying

Available Components

⚙️ Utility Functions (11+)

  • Date & Time: Date formatting, time calculations with dayjs integrationEach component below links to its own documentation page for detailed usage:

  • Text Processing: String capitalization, copy-to-clipboard functionality

  • Data Structures: Hash generation, mathematical operations1. Pagination

  • Environment: URL generation, domain management2. FilterBarWrapper

  • Styling: Class name merging with Tailwind CSS3. ServicesPopup

  • State Management: Cookie handling, local storage utilities4. ButtonWrapper

  • Type Safety: TypeScript definitions and type guards5. CurrencySelector

  1. CustomSidebar

🏗️ Dependencies7. PageLoading

  1. LoadingComp

Core Dependencies9. CookiesAcceptPopup

Peer Dependencies## Getting Started

The following packages are required to be installed in your project:### Installation

  • react (^19.1.0) - React libraryInstall the package via npm:

  • react-dom (^19.1.0) - React DOM rendering

  • dayjs (^1.11.0) - Date/time manipulation and formatting```bash

npm install @bikiran/utils

Install peer dependencies:```


npm install react react-dom dayjs

``````bash

yarn add @bikiran/utils

## 🚀 Available Components```



Each component below links to its own documentation page for detailed usage:---



### 📋 **Navigation & Layout**### How It Works

1. [CustomSidebar](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/07.-CustomSidebar) - Responsive sidebar with navigation

2. [ProjectSelector](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/ProjectSelector) - Project selection dropdownThis package is designed to **seamlessly inherit your project’s Tailwind CSS theme**. It automatically uses your existing:



### 👤 **User & Profile**  - **Primary/secondary colors**

3. [ProfileManage](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/11.-ProfileManage) - Complete profile management system- **Font families**

4. [UserInfoComp](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/13.-UserInfoComp) - User information display- **Spacing scale**

5. [TooltipUserInfo](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/12.-TooltipUserInfo) - User info in tooltip format- **Other design tokens**



### 🎛️ **Interactive Controls**No extra configuration is needed—just ensure your `tailwind.config.js` is properly set up.

6. [ButtonWrapper](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/04.-ButtonWrapper) - Enhanced button component

7. [CurrencySelector](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/06.-CurrencySelector) - Currency selection dropdown#### Example:

8. [FilterBarWrapper](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/03.-FilterBarWrapper) - Advanced filtering interface

Your `tailwind.config.js` should define colors using CSS variables like this:

### 📄 **Data & Display**

9. [Pagination](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/02.-Pagination) - Pagination controls```js

10. [InformationTooltip](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/InformationTooltip) - Information tooltipstheme: {

11. [CopyWrapper](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/CopyWrapper) - Copy-to-clipboard functionality  extend: {

    colors: {

### ⏳ **Loading & Feedback**      primary: {

12. [PageLoading](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/08.-PageLoading) - Full-page loading state        DEFAULT: "var(--primary)",

13. [LoadingComp](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/09.-LoadingComp) - Inline loading component        50: "var(--primary-50)",

14. [CookiesAcceptPopup](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/10.-CookiesAcceptPopup) - GDPR cookie consent        100: "var(--primary-100)",

        200: "var(--primary-200)",

### 🔗 **Integration & Services**        300: "var(--primary-300)",

15. [ServicesPopup](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/05.-ServicePopup) - Service app launcher        500: "var(--primary-500)",

        700: "var(--primary-700)",

## 📚 Getting Started        900: "var(--primary-900)",

      },

### Installation      secondary: {

        DEFAULT: "var(--secondary)",

Install the package via **npm**:        50: "var(--secondary-50)",

        100: "var(--secondary-100)",

```bash        300: "var(--secondary-300)",

npm install @bikiran/utils        500: "var(--secondary-500)",

```        700: "var(--secondary-700)",

        900: "var(--secondary-900)",

Or via **yarn**:      },

    },

```bash  },

yarn add @bikiran/utils}

Or via pnpm:This setup allows all components—like <ButtonWrapper> and <CurrencySelector>—to automatically inherit your color scheme across different shades.


pnpm add @bikiran/utils

```1. **Import Components**



---   ```tsx

   import { ButtonWrapper, PageLoading } from "7502NPM-Bikiran-Utils";

### 🎨 How It Works   ```



This package is designed to **seamlessly inherit your project's Tailwind CSS theme**. It automatically uses your existing:2. **Use with Your Theme**

   ```tsx

- **Primary/secondary colors**   // Buttons will adopt your project's `primary`/`secondary` colors

- **Font families**     <ButtonWrapper variant="primary">Click Me</ButtonWrapper>

- **Spacing scale**   ```

- **Other design tokens**

### Customization (Optional)

No extra configuration is needed—just ensure your `tailwind.config.js` is properly set up.

To override styles:

#### Example Configuration:

- Use `className` props (e.g., `<ButtonWrapper className="bg-red-500">`)

Your `tailwind.config.js` should define colors using CSS variables like this:- Extend your Tailwind config (recommended for consistency)



```js### Requirements

module.exports = {

  theme: {- Next.js 14+

    extend: {- Tailwind CSS v3+ (**must** have `primary`/`secondary` colors defined)

      colors: {

        primary: {## Documentation

          DEFAULT: "var(--primary)",

          50: "var(--primary-50)",For complete documentation and usage examples, please see:

          100: "var(--primary-100)",[Components Documentation](https://github.com/bikirandev/bikiran-utils/wiki/Home)

          200: "var(--primary-200)",

          300: "var(--primary-300)",Sure! Here's just the **"How to Contribute"** section in Markdown:

          500: "var(--primary-500)",

          700: "var(--primary-700)",## 🤝 How to Contribute

          900: "var(--primary-900)",

        },We welcome contributions! To contribute to the package :

        secondary: {

          DEFAULT: "var(--secondary)",1. **Fork the repository** and clone your fork locally.

          50: "var(--secondary-50)",2. **Create a new branch** for your feature or bugfix:

          100: "var(--secondary-100)",   ```

          300: "var(--secondary-300)",   git checkout -b my-feature-name

          500: "var(--secondary-500)",   ```

          700: "var(--secondary-700)",3. Make your changes in supporting files.

          900: "var(--secondary-900)",4. If you’re adding a feature or behavior, consider updating the docs or usage example.

        },5. Commit your changes:

      },   ```

    },   git commit -m "feat: add awesome feature"

  },   ```

  plugins: [],6. Push to your fork:

}   ```

```   git push origin my-feature-name

This setup allows all components—like <ButtonWrapper> and <CurrencySelector>—to automatically inherit your color scheme across different shades.7. Open a Pull Request with a clear title and description.

🔧 Basic Usage### 🧪 Before submitting:

  1. Import Components- Run and test the component in your app.
  • Check for console errors or style breakages.

    
    import { 
    
      ButtonWrapper, Thanks for your contribution! ❤️
    
      PageLoading, 
    
      UserInfoComp,## License
    
      CopyWrapper,
    
      Pagination MIT License
    
    } from "@bikiran/utils";
    
    ```## Author
    
    
    
  1. Import Utility FunctionsDeveloped by Bikiran

    import { 
      GetDate, 
      GetTime, 
      timeAgo,
      capitalizeFirstLetter 
    } from "@bikiran/utils";
  2. Use with Your Theme

    // Components automatically adopt your project's colors
    <ButtonWrapper variant="primary">Click Me</ButtonWrapper>
       
    // Utility functions work independently  
    const formattedDate = GetDate(Date.now() / 1000, "DD MMM YYYY");

🎛️ Customization (Optional)

To override default styles:

  • Use className props: <ButtonWrapper className="bg-red-500 hover:bg-red-600">
  • Extend your Tailwind config: Recommended for maintaining consistency
  • CSS custom properties: Override CSS variables in your global styles

📋 Requirements

  • React 19.1.0+
  • Next.js 14+ (recommended)
  • Tailwind CSS v3+ with primary/secondary colors defined
  • dayjs 1.11.0+ for date utilities

🔧 Component Examples

Quick Examples

// Profile with user information
<UserInfoComp 
  name="John Doe" 
  email="[email protected]"
  photoUrl="https://example.com/photo.jpg"
  ImageComponent={Image}
/>

// Copy functionality
<CopyWrapper content="Copy this text">
  Click to copy
</CopyWrapper>

// Loading states  
{loading && <PageLoading />}
{processing && <LoadingComp />}

// Navigation
<Pagination 
  currentPage={1}
  totalPages={10}
  onPageChange={(page) => setCurrentPage(page)}
/>

Advanced Usage

// Complete profile management
<ProfileManage
  LinkComponent={Link}
  ImageComponent={Image}
  AuthCompWrapper={AuthWrapper}
  authFn={() => ({
    authInfo: user,
    logOut: handleLogout,
    loginUrl: "/login"
  })}
/>

// Service popup with apps
<ServicesPopup
  staticAppLogo="/logo.png"
  appsData={serviceApps}
  LinkComponent={Link}
  ImageComponent={Image}
/>

🛠️ Utility Functions

Date & Time Utilities

import { GetDate, GetTime, timeAgo, timeRemaining } from "@bikiran/utils";

// Format dates
const formatted = GetDate(timestamp, "DD MMM YYYY"); // "07 Oct 2025"
const time = GetTime(timestamp, "HH:mm A"); // "02:30 PM"

// Relative time
const relative = timeAgo(timestamp); // "2 hours ago"
const remaining = timeRemaining(futureTimestamp); // "3 days remaining"

Text & Data Utilities

import { capitalizeFirstLetter, Copy } from "@bikiran/utils";

// Text processing
const capitalized = capitalizeFirstLetter("hello world"); // "Hello world"

// Copy functionality (React hook)
const MyCopyComponent = () => {
  const { copy, isCopied } = Copy();
  
  return (
    <button onClick={() => copy("Text to copy")}>
      {isCopied ? "Copied!" : "Copy Text"}
    </button>
  );
};

CSS & Styling

import { cn } from "@bikiran/utils";

// Merge Tailwind classes efficiently
const buttonClasses = cn(
  "px-4 py-2 rounded",
  isActive && "bg-blue-500",
  isDisabled && "opacity-50 cursor-not-allowed"
);

📖 Documentation

For complete documentation and usage examples, please see: 📚 Components Documentation

🔗 Quick Links

🤝 How to Contribute

We welcome contributions! To contribute to the package:

  1. Fork the repository and clone your fork locally
  2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix:
    git checkout -b feature/my-awesome-feature
  3. Make your changes in supporting files
  4. Add tests and update documentation if needed
  5. Test your changes thoroughly
  6. Commit your changes with descriptive messages:
    git commit -m "feat: add awesome new feature"
  7. Push to your fork and create a Pull Request:
    git push origin feature/my-awesome-feature

🧪 Before Submitting

  • ✅ Run tests and ensure all pass
  • ✅ Test components in a real application
  • ✅ Check for console errors or style conflicts
  • ✅ Follow existing code style and naming conventions
  • ✅ Update documentation for new features
  • ✅ Add TypeScript definitions for new exports

📝 Contribution Guidelines

  • Bug Reports: Use GitHub Issues with detailed reproduction steps
  • Feature Requests: Discuss in Issues before implementing
  • Code Style: Follow existing patterns and use TypeScript
  • Testing: Add tests for new functionality
  • Documentation: Update README and wiki documentation

Thanks for your contribution! ❤️

📄 License

MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

👨‍💻 Author

Developed by Kumar Bishojit Paul


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