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@chiballc/utils

v2.5.1

Published

TypeScript utilities, browser worker messaging, and the Kibao Nuxt module for OpenBao-backed runtime configuration.

Readme

Chiba LLC Utils

TypeScript utilities, browser worker messaging, and the Kibao Nuxt module for OpenBao-backed runtime configuration.

Installation

pnpm add @chiballc/utils

Import core helpers from the package root. Worker and Nuxt entry points use explicit subpaths.

import { execute, LRUCache } from "@chiballc/utils";
import { useWebWorker } from "@chiballc/utils/web-workers";
import { useServiceWorker } from "@chiballc/utils/service-workers";
import serviceWorkerPlugin from "@chiballc/utils/plugins";

Kibao is bundled with the root package. Register it in Nuxt from @chiballc/utils/kibao; runtime helpers are available from @chiballc/utils/kibao/runtime.

export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ["@chiballc/utils/kibao"],
});

Full API documentation, examples, lifecycle behavior, and the OpenBao security model are available at chiballc.github.io/utils.

Documentation

The documentation site uses VitePress.

pnpm install
pnpm docs:dev

pnpm docs:build writes the production site to docs/.vitepress/dist. Use pnpm docs:preview to serve that built output locally.

GitHub Pages

.github/workflows/deploy-docs.yml builds and deploys the documentation when documentation files, package.json, or pnpm-lock.yaml change on main. It uses GitHub Pages artifacts, so no generated files or gh-pages branch are committed.

In the repository's GitHub settings, open Pages and select GitHub Actions as the publishing source. The site is configured for the project-site path https://chiballc.github.io/utils/. If it moves to a custom domain or an organization root site, update base in docs/.vitepress/config.mts.

License

ISC