Onify Script Functions

This library provides various functions designed for Onify Flow that can also be used in Node.js applications.

The functions available are as follows:

• generate UUID
• slugify
• validate email

Onify Flow

Use functions.* to access the functions present in this library.

const result = functions.slugify('sample onify');
console.log(result); // output: sample-onify

Installation

npm install @onify/flow-script-functions

Usage

Import the library:

Javascript

const functions = require('@onify/flow-script-functions');

Typescript

// import all functions
import * as functions from '@onify/flow-script-functions';
// or
// import specific functions
import { slugify } from '@onify/flow-script-functions';

Use the functions:

// example usage of `slugify` function
let output = functions.slugify('Hello World!');
// or
// when using specific imports in TypeScript
output = slugify('Hello World!');

Generate UUID

Creates a GUID string using crypto

Syntax

generateUuid(): string

Return value

GUID string with the format ${string}-${string}-${string}-${string}-${string}

Example

import { generateUuid } from '@onify/flow-script-functions';

// ...
const id = generateUuid(); // generates random GUID
console.log(id); // sample output: "55d03475-45fe-4415-81d7-8cd052081fe1"

Slugify

Transforms string to kebab case

Syntax

slugify(text: string): string

Parameters

| Name | Type | Description | | :--- | :------- | ----------------------------- | | text | string | the string value to transform |

Return value

kebab-case of the input

Example

import { slugify } from '@onify/flow-script-functions';

// ...
const transformedText = slugify('Hello World!');
console.log(transformedText); // output: "hello-world"

Validate Email

Checks if string is a valid email format

Syntax

validateEmail(email: string): boolean

Parameters

| Name | Type | Description | | :---- | :------- | ------------------ | | email | string | string to validate |

Return value

true if input is a valid email format, otherwise false

Example

import { validateEmail } from '@onify/flow-script-functions';

// ...
const isValid = slugify('[email protected]');
console.log(isValid); // output: true

Release new version and publish to npm

1. Update version in package.json
2. Update CHANGELOG.md
3. Commit and push the changes
4. Run npm run release