Cross enviroment helpers, works on browsers or nodejs.

Install: npm i @darius-kiuberis/helper
Use: import {log, random, type} from '@darius-kiuberis/helper'

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Examples:

log(any)

• DESCRIPTION: detects enviroment, logs only if "development".

• EXAMPLE: log(oneValue)

  logs like console.log(oneValue)

• EXAMPLE: log(anything, this, and, this)
  

  on every log adds number.

• EXAMPLE: log( { logConfig: {bold: true} }, value1, value2, value3, and, etc )

  can customise logs by passing logConfig object.
  here is available API:

  property	value	default	browser	node	description	ready
  production	true	false	yes	yes	logs in production enviroment	no/no
  indent	4	3	no	yes	indentation for objects (1-10)	-/yes
  bold	true	false	yes	yes	bold text	no/yes
  blink	true	false	yes	yes	text is blinking	no/no
  bright	true	false	yes	yes	text is bright	no/no
  bgColor	'black', 'blue', 'green', 'pink'	'purple'	yes	yes	background color	no/yes
  	'red', 'yellow', 'aqua', white'
  bgRandom	true	false	yes	yes	random background color	no/no
  dim	true	false	yes	yes	text is dimmed	no/no
  textColor	'black', 'blue', 'green', 'pink'	'white'	yes	yes	text color	no/yes
  	'red', 'yellow', 'aqua', white'
  underscore	true	false	yes	yes	list number underscore	no/yes
  numbers	true	false	yes	yes	list number	no/yes
  numbersRandom	true	false	yes	yes	random list number (1-999)	no/yes

random(type, val1, val2)

• DESCRIPTION: returns random characters

• EXAMPLE: random({type: "char", length: 55, inlude: {special: true}})
  

  can customise random by passing {} object.
  here is available API:

  type	options	suboptions	default	description	ready
  "char"	length: number		9	creates random characters (string)	no
  	upper: boolean		false		no
  	include: object	number: boolean	false		no
  		special: boolean	false		no
  "number"	length: number		3	how long is number (if length: 4; then XXXX)	no
  	min: number		0		no
  	max: number		99		no
  	decimal: boolean		false		no
  					no
  					no

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type(any)

• EXAMPLE: type(any-value)
  

  returns correct type of passed variable.

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Scripts overview

Husky: you can just write git commit -m "blah blah" -n
NOTE: the -n will get you bypass the hooks.

npm run start:dev

Starts the application in development using nodemon and ts-node to do cold reloading.

npm run build

Builds the app at build, cleaning the folder first.

npm run start

Starts the app in production by first building the project with npm run build, and then executing the compiled JavaScript at build/index.js

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For local development:

• using npm pack:

  ~/package-name $ npm run build
  ~/package-name $ npm pack
  ~/package-name $ cp darius-kiuberis/helper-0.0.0.tgz ~
  ~/workspace/some-application $ npm install ~/darius-kiuberis/helper-0.0.0.tgz

• using yalc (npm i yalc -g):

  • add:
    

    ~/package-name $ npm run prod
    ~/some-application $ yalc add @darius-kiuberis/helper
    

  • update:
    

    ~/package-name $ npm run prod
    ~/some-application $ yalc update @darius-kiuberis/helper
    ~/some-application $ CTRL + C && npm start
    

  • remove:
    

    ~/some-application $ npm uninstal @darius-kiuberis/helper
    ~/some-application $ yalc remove @darius-kiuberis/helper