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@junojs/common

v0.4.0

Published

Common utilities for JunoJS (Forms, Router, Http, i18n)

Downloads

57

Readme

@junojs/common

A set of core utilities for JunoJS applications, providing robust solutions for form management, HTTP communication, and internationalization.

✨ Features

  • Reactive Forms: Decorator-based validation system with FormModel for state tracking.
  • HTTP Client: Interceptor-powered HttpClient with automatic JSON handling and error routing.
  • I18n Service: Lightweight, singleton-based internationalization with parameter interpolation.
  • Zod Integration: Support for schema-based validation alongside class-level decorators.

🚀 Installation

npm install @junojs/common

🛠️ Modules

📝 Forms & Validation

JunoJS Common provides a powerful way to handle forms using class decorators or schemas.

Class-Based Forms

Extend FormModel and use decorators to define validation rules.

import { FormModel, Required, Email, Match } from '@junojs/common';

class RegistrationForm extends FormModel {
  @Required('Username is required')
  username = '';

  @Required()
  @Email()
  email = '';

  @Required()
  password = '';

  @Match('password', 'Passwords do not match')
  confirmPassword = '';
}

const form = new RegistrationForm();
// Check validity
if (form.isValid()) {
  console.log('Form is valid!', form.getErrors());
}

Schema Validation (Custom or Zod)

Use the built-in schema builder for ad-hoc validation.

import { s } from '@junojs/common';

const userSchema = s.object({
  name: s.string().required(),
  age: s.number().min(18)
});

const result = await userSchema.parse({ name: 'John', age: 16 });
// { success: false, errors: { age: 'Min length 18' } }

🌐 HTTP Client

The HttpClient provides a clean API for making requests with support for interceptors and global error handling.

import { HttpClient } from '@junojs/common';

const http = new HttpClient();

// Interceptors
http.addRequestInterceptor((url, init) => {
  init.headers = { ...init.headers, 'Authorization': 'Bearer ...' };
  return [url, init];
});

// Fetching data
const users = await http.get<User[]>('/api/users');

🌍 I18n Service

The I18nService handles multilingual content with simple registration and translation APIs.

import { I18nService } from '@junojs/common';

const i18n = I18nService.instance;

// Register translations
i18n.addTranslations('en', { 
  welcome: 'Welcome, {{name}}!',
  submit: 'Send' 
});

i18n.setLocale('en');

// Use in your components
const text = i18n.t('welcome', { name: 'Juno' }); // "Welcome, Juno!"

📜 License

MIT © JunoJS Team