@kikiutils/shared

v14.0.0

Published

4 days ago

A lightweight and modular utility library for modern JavaScript and TypeScript — includes secure hashing, flexible logging, datetime tools, Vue/web helpers, storage abstraction, and more.

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@kikiutils/shared

A lightweight and modular utility library for modern JavaScript and TypeScript — includes secure hashing, flexible logging, datetime tools, Vue/web helpers, storage abstraction, and more.

✨ Release Notes

TODO: update README

Features

📋 Clipboard utilities — copy text and blobs using the modern Clipboard API (Browser only)
📜 Logging utilities — simple and extensible logging via Consola and Pino
🔒 Crypto utilities — secure hashing functions: MD5, SHA3-224/256/384/512
📅 Datetime utilities — manipulate, format, and offset dates and ranges
🔢 Enum utilities — extract enum keys and values (number or string)
🌱 Environment helpers — safe env var access with error handling (Node only)
📈 Math utilities — rounding, formatting percentages, and ratios
💎 Number utilities — number padding, compact display, currency formatting
🔤 String utilities — casing, trimming, random string generation, etc.
🌐 URL utilities — parse and construct query strings and redirect URLs
🧩 Vue 3 utilities — composables like scroll preservation and key handling
🖥️ Web utilities — browser DOM helpers (e.g. scroll to top, key matching)
🗄️ Storage utilities — enhanced localStorage, Redis, and LRU abstractions
📦 Modular by design — import only what you need via @kikiutils/shared/<module>

Requirements

Node.js >=22.12.0

Installation

Using pnpm:

pnpm add @kikiutils/shared

You can also use yarn, npm, or bun.

[!NOTE] This package is modular. It does not install all dependencies by default.
If a utility depends on a third-party package (e.g. date-fns), you must install it manually.

Usage

Import the functions or modules you want to use:

import { logger } from '@kikituils/shared/consola';
import { extractFirstValue } from '@kikituils/shared/general';

const data = [
    0,
    1
];

const value = extractFirstValue(data);
console.log(value); // 0
logger.info(value);