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jwy

v2.0.0

Published

Utils

Readme

Npm Website

jwy

Overview

jwy is a lightweight JavaScript utility library that bundles a set of small, reusable helper functions for common everyday tasks. It is published on npm and can be dropped into any Node.js project so you do not have to rewrite the same logic over and over.

The library keeps each helper simple and focused. The current helpers cover a few areas:

  • Type and value inspection, such as checkType and isEmpty
  • Array helpers, such as countItemInList, groupBy, shuffleArray, and sumArray
  • String helpers, such as splitName and toTitleCase
  • Validation, such as isEmailValid
  • Data access, such as readPropertiesFile and fetchData

Installation

npm install jwy

Usage

const { checkType, isEmpty, toTitleCase } = require('jwy');

console.log(checkType([1, 2, 3]));       // array
console.log(isEmpty(''));                // true
console.log(toTitleCase('hello world')); // Hello World

Documentation

This README is only a short overview. To fully understand the project and explore every available function with detailed examples and expected output, please read the full documentation on the website:

jwy website

Member

|Role|User|Email|Website| |-|-|-|-| |owner|JetsadaWijit|[email protected]|Profile|