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js-fns

v4.2.0

Published

JavaScript utility library

Readme

js-fns

[!CAUTION] The current branch represents the v3 version that is a complete revamp of the library. See the v2 branch for the previous version.

A JS utility library.

Unlike other utility libraries like Lodash or date-fns, which are solely focused on low-level abstractions, js-fns packs code on a wider range, from day-to-day utilities you wish were in the standard library and type-only TypeScript utilities to higher-level abstractions a la "batteries included."

It is set to solve the following problems:

  • The package.json bloat with countless small packages.
  • Deep dependency trees that duplicate code and open up for security vulnerabilities.
  • Runtime & bundle size overhead from dependencies that try to cover 100% of use cases when 90% could've been solved with ⅒ of the code.
  • Dependencies that you add just for a single function.
  • JavaScript fatigue from major version upgrades with breaking changes.

The js-fns functionality can be pulled into your project in two ways:

  • Installing js-fns as a dependency using a package manager.
  • Pulling small parts of the library (vendoring) straight into your repo with the help of the js CLI.

[!CAUTION] 🚧 Work in progress, the library is still being shaped and might never be released. If you are interested, have feedback, or want to contribute, feel free to reach out to @kossnocorp at X.

Changelog

See the changelog.

License

MIT © Sasha Koss