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@forthtilliath/ts-kit

v0.1.0

Published

Framework-agnostic TypeScript utility functions — arrays, maths, browser file downloads, and a couple of `Array` extensions with better type-narrowing.

Readme

@forthtilliath/ts-kit

Framework-agnostic TypeScript utility functions — arrays, maths, browser file downloads, and a couple of Array extensions with better type-narrowing.

Status: not currently consumed by any other package in this monorepo. Built, linted, tested and type-checked like everything else, but nothing imports it yet.

Install

Within the workspace:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "@forthtilliath/ts-kit": "workspace:*"
  }
}

Usage

Each module is exported individually — import the file you need directly rather than a single barrel:

import { chunk } from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/array/chunk";
import { flattenDeep } from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/array/flattenDeep";
import { FArray } from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/classes/array";
import {
  downloadText,
  downloadTextBlob,
} from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/files/downloadText";
import { avg } from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/maths/average";
import { sum } from "@forthtilliath/ts-kit/maths/sum";

array

  • chunk(array, size) — splits an array into chunks of a given size.
  • flattenDeep(array) — recursively flattens nested arrays.

classes

  • FArray — an Array subclass whose includes() narrows the type of the searched value when it's found (unlike the native Array.prototype.includes, which only narrows the array's element type).

files

  • downloadText(filename, text) — triggers a browser download of a text file via a data: URI.
  • downloadTextBlob(filename, text) — same, but via a Blob + object URL (better for larger content).

maths

  • sum(numbers) — sum of an array of numbers.
  • avg(numbers) — average of an array of numbers.

Scripts

pnpm run build          # tsc -> dist/ (excludes *.test.ts)
pnpm run dev             # tsc --watch, same exclusion
pnpm run check-types     # tsc --noEmit, includes test files
pnpm run lint            # eslint
pnpm run test            # vitest run

Type-checking and building use different tsconfigs on purpose: tsconfig.json includes *.test.ts (so lint/check-types see them), tsconfig.build.json excludes them (so they never end up in dist/).