js-utils-kit@5.0.0

Major Changes

• #167 42bed98 Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Enforce stricter case validation rules via shared regex package

  Changes

  • CAMEL_CASE_REGEX now requires at least one uppercase transition
    • Previously valid: "hello"
    • Now invalid: "hello"
    • Still valid: "helloWorld"
  • PASCAL_CASE_REGEX now requires at least two segments
    • Previously valid: "Hello"
    • Now invalid: "Hello"
    • Still valid: "HelloWorld"
  • Migrated to @js-utils-kit/regex for all regex patterns
  • Enforced stricter rules for:
    • camelCase
    • PascalCase
    • snake_case
    • kebab-case

  Affected exports

  • CAMEL_CASE_REGEX
  • PASCAL_CASE_REGEX
  • isCamelCase
  • isPascalCase

  Impact

  • These changes modify validation behavior and will cause some previously valid inputs to fail.
  • Downstream consumers must audit usages of:
    • isCamelCase
    • isPascalCase
    • direct usage of the regex constants

• #174 004efdb Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Improve and Relocate CommonJS Detection

  The previous hasCommonJSFilename utility has been removed from @js-utils-kit/fs and replaced with a more robust isCommonJS helper in @js-utils-kit/env. Unlike the old implementation, which only checked for __filename, the new version uses multiple runtime signals (module.exports, require, exports, __filename, and __dirname) to provide a more reliable indication of a CommonJS environment. Update your imports to use isCommonJS from @js-utils-kit/env.

  - import { hasCommonJSFilename } from '@js-utils-kit/fs';
  + import { isCommonJS } from '@js-utils-kit/env';
  
  - if (hasCommonJSFilename) {
  + if (isCommonJS) {
     console.log('Running in CommonJS environment');
   } else {
     console.log('Running in ESM environment');
   }

• #174 004efdb Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Remove deprecated mergeObj function and replace it with deepMerge.

Minor Changes

• #167 42bed98 Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Introduce regex utilities package

Patch Changes

• #177 d6af860 Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Refactor detectPM to use name != null for consistent null/undefined handling in conditional spreading.

• #174 004efdb Thanks @teneplaysofficial! - Simplify Email Validation Using Centralized Regex

  • Replaces manual email parsing and validation logic with a single regex-based approach using EMAIL_REGEX. This reduces complexity and improves maintainability by delegating validation responsibility to a centralized regex.
  • Updates Typedoc to reflect the new behavior:
    • Removes explicit local and domain length enforcement from the function
    • Clarifies that validation is fully handled by the regex
    • Adds support and documentation for custom regex overrides
  • No breaking changes, but validation behavior may differ slightly due to removal of manual checks.

• Updated dependencies [42bed98, 004efdb, d6af860, 004efdb, 004efdb, 42bed98]:

  • @js-utils-kit/core@5.0.0