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@fettstorch/jule

v1.5.3

Published

Some general JS/TS utils

Readme

@fettstorch/jule

A collection of TypeScript utilities I use in my projects.

Installation

Using bun:

bun add @fettstorch/jule

Usage examples

when

import { when } from '@fettstorch/jule'
function foo(case: number | undefined): string {
    return when(case)({
        1: 'one',
        2: () => 'two',
        3: (c) => `three ${c}`,
        else: (c) => `something else ${c}`
    })
}

awaitable

import { awaitable, Awaitable } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const promise: Awaitable = awaitable<number>()
await promise
// somewhere else
promise.resolve(42)

Observable

import { Observable } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const observable = new Observable<number>()
observable.subscribe(value => console.log(value))
observable.emit(1)

once (lazy)

import { once } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const cachedAction = once(() => computationHeavyStuff())
cachedAction() // heavy computation happens here lazily
cachedAction() // will return the cached result instead of running the heavy computation again

sleep

import { sleep } from '@fettstorch/jule'
await sleep(1000)

debounce

import { debounce } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const action = () => console.log('action')
debounce(action, 1000)
debounce(action, 1000)
debounce(action, 1000) // will log 'action' once after 1 second
// OR
import { debounced } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const debouncedAction = debounced(action, 1000)
debouncedAction()
debouncedAction()
debouncedAction() // will log 'action' once after 1 second
// OR
import { debounce } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const lock = {}
const action1 = () => console.log('action1')
const action2 = () => console.log('action2')
debounce(action1, 1000, lock) // will be forgotten in favor of action2
debounce(action2, 1000, lock) // action2 will be logged after 1 second

synchronize

import { synchronize } from '@fettstorch/jule'
let result = 0
const lock = {}
const foo = () => { result = 1 }
const bar = async () => { await sleep(1000); result = 2 }
const syncedFoo = synchronize(foo, lock)
const syncedBar = synchronize(bar, lock)
syncedBar()
syncedFoo()
//await bar -> result is 1 as syncedFoo will definitely be executed after syncedBar

toMap

import { toMap } from '@fettstorch/jule'
const originalMap = new Map([['a', 1], ['b', 2]])
const newMap = toMap(originalMap, ([key, value]) => [key, value.toString()])
// newMap is now a new Map([['a', '1'], ['b', '2']])

// OR
const newMap = toMap({ a: 1, b: 2 }, ([key, value]) => [key, value.toString()])
// newMap is now a new Map([['a', '1'], ['b', '2']])

//OR
const newMap = toMap([1, 2, 3], (value, idx) => [idx, value * 2])
// newMap is now a new Map([[0, 2], [1, 4], [2, 6]])