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@gentleduck/libs

v1.0.0

Published

Tiny, framework-agnostic utility functions for gentleduck/ui.

Downloads

217

Readme


Shared utilities for the gentleduck ecosystem.

Quick Start

bun add @gentleduck/libs
import { cn } from '@gentleduck/libs/cn'

<div className={cn('base', active && 'bg-blue-500')} />

Utilities

| Utility | Import | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | cn | @gentleduck/libs/cn | Conditional className merging (clsx + tailwind-merge) | | cnMemo | @gentleduck/libs/cn | Memoized cn for stable class-string inputs | | chunkByCounts | @gentleduck/libs/chunk-by-counts | Partition an array into consecutive groups by given sizes | | filteredObject | @gentleduck/libs/filtered-object | Type-safe shallow Omit<T, K> | | generateArabicSlug | @gentleduck/libs/generate-arabic-slug | URL-safe slug retaining Arabic script + Latin + digits | | getTodayDate | @gentleduck/libs/get-today-date | Today as YYYY-MM-DD in the local timezone | | groupArrays | @gentleduck/libs/group-array | Deprecated. Alias for chunkByCounts (reversed params) | | groupDataByNumbers | @gentleduck/libs/group-data-by-numbers | Deprecated. Alias for chunkByCounts | | parseDate | @gentleduck/libs/parse-date | Parse "today", "in N days", ISO-8601, or long-form date to Date |

Each utility is tree-shakeable via its own subpath export. Zero framework dependencies.

Performance notes

  • cn() allocates a fresh array on every call and walks the tailwind-merge trie on every invocation. With 1000+ import sites monorepo-wide this is the hottest className path. Hoist stable class strings out of render bodies, or use cnMemo when the inputs are stable primitive strings.
  • cnMemo keys its cache by the joined input. Do not feed it dynamic booleans / arrays / objects — that leaks memory without payoff.

Deprecations

groupArrays and groupDataByNumbers were byte-identical implementations with reversed parameter order. Both are now thin aliases over chunkByCounts and will be removed in the next major. Migrate to:

import { chunkByCounts } from '@gentleduck/libs/chunk-by-counts'

chunkByCounts(['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'], [2, 3])
// => [['a', 'b'], ['c', 'd', 'e']]

License

MIT