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@jsfns/core

v3.0.0

Published

Simple, no dependency, JS utility functions

Readme

@jsfns/core

Code Coverage 100

@jsfns/core documentation

This is a collection of simple, no dependency, JavaScript snippets with the aim of making it easier to work with vanilla JavaScript.

Available methods

@jsfns/web

Searching for browser specific methods? Check out: @jsfns/web

ES version support

These packages use modern JavaScript with no bundled polyfills or fallbacks. If you need to support older runtimes, add polyfills through your build pipeline (Babel, core-js, etc.) — most are injected automatically. Keeping the library polyfill-free makes it leaner and more future-proof, since modern browsers and Node versions already cover the vast majority of features.

Installation

npm i @jsfns/core
yarn add @jsfns/core
pnpm i @jsfns/core
bun add @jsfns/core

Usage

// JS + MJS Modules
import { camelCase } from '@jsfns/core/camelCase';
camelCase('Camel cased phrase'); // camelCasedPhrase

Something missing?

Questions, bugs, or ideas for new functionality? Open an issue, or submit a pull request with your contribution.