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lomind

v0.0.8

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Lomind is a tool library deeply inspired by Lodash, yet it's not intended to be a direct replacement for Lodash. The reason lies in Lodash's already proven excellence in performance and reliability. Instead, Lomind aims to assimilate the best practices fr

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Lomind (路漫漫)

  • Lomind is a tool library deeply inspired by Lodash, yet it's not intended to be a direct replacement for Lodash. The reason lies in Lodash's already proven excellence in performance and reliability. Instead, Lomind aims to assimilate the best practices from numerous outstanding open-source libraries while expanding its capabilities. It introduces a greater array of modular and high-performance utilities, particularly tailored for enhanced programming experiences in JavaScript, React Hooks, and Vue Hooks.
  • Lomind is an exquisitely crafted open-source library, drawing inspiration from the ancient wisdom encapsulated in the saying, “路漫漫其修远兮,吾将上下而求索” Just as this poetic line portrays, Lomind embodies the spirit of unwavering determination, the pursuit of truth, and relentless exploration in the vast journey of the programming world, advancing steadily forward with each step.
  • Lomind, drawing on the strengths of numerous exceptional open-source libraries, expands their powerful functionalities. It brings to the forefront an array of modular and high-performance utilities, meticulously crafted and tailored for JavaScript, React Hooks, and Vue Hooks. This library is a testament to the advancement in programming tools, specifically engineered to enhance the development experience in these popular frameworks.
  • Lomind is developed in TypeScript and offers comprehensive type definition files, making it readily usable in TypeScript projects as well as in JavaScript environments. This library seamlessly integrates the robustness of TypeScripts type system, thereby ensuring greater reliability and developer efficiency across various project types.
  • Lomind is built using Vite, offering various modularized build files compatible with different environments such as ESM, CommonJS, and UMD. This versatility ensures that Lomind can be effortlessly integrated and utilized across a diverse range of development scenarios, catering to the specific needs of each module system.
  • Lomind is dedicated to a more streamlined and flat function design, aiming to minimize dependencies between functions. With no core functions or features, developers have the freedom to selectively incorporate only the functions they need, alleviating concerns about introducing excessive dependencies. This approach ensures a lightweight, flexible, and efficient integration tailored to specific project requirements.

🍃 Origin of the Name

  • Lo = Lodash, as Lomind references function designs from numerous outstanding open-source libraries like Lodash, reducing the learning curve for developers.
  • mind = brain/thought/wisdom/mind, because Lomind is designed to lead developers steadily forward in the vast journey of coding, encouraging continuous exploration. Moreover, every piece of Lomind code has been analyzed and optimized with the power of AI to enhance performance and readability.
  • Lo + mind = Lomind; also, its pronunciation is reminiscent of "the long road", hence the name Lomind. It resonates perfectly with the verse “路漫漫其修远兮,吾将上下而求索” from "Li Sao", a poem by Qu Yuan, an esteemed figure from the Warring States period in China. The name embodies the undying spirit of perseverance, truth-seeking, and continuous exploration.

💡 Why Develop It?

In the development process of React and Vue, deciding whether to implement a function as a hook or a regular function often poses a dilemma. After all, each implementation has its advantages in different scenarios. Lomind aims to eliminate this hesitation by offering a flexible solution that allows developers to choose freely based on their specific needs. Whether you want to use hooks for better state management and handling side effects, or prefer the simplicity and intuitiveness of traditional functions, Lomind meets your requirements. In short, Lomind offers true freedom of development, making choices no longer a challenge!

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