More Method (NodeJS)

MoreMethod.NodeJS

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📝 Description

A NodeJS module to provide more method.

📚 Documentation

For the official documentation, please visit GitHub Repository Wiki.

Getting Started (Excerpt)

Install

NodeJS (>= v14.15.0) + NPM (>= v6.14.8):

npm install @hugoalh/more-method

Use In CommonJS

const moreMethod = require("@hugoalh/more-method");

Use In ModuleJS

import * as moreMethod from "@hugoalh/more-method";

API (Excerpt)

Class

• Replaceholder
  • @constructor(list, option?)
  • replace(item)

Function

• changeCase(item, option?)
• concatenate(...items)
• depth(item)
• divide(item, piece, option?)
• ensureEndWith(item, endWith)
• ensureStartWith(item, startWith)
• escapeRegularExpressionSpecialCharacters(item)
• flattenArray(item, option?)
• flattenJSON(item, option?)
• length(item, option?)
• mathematics.combination(n, k)
• mathematics.cumulativeCombination(n)
• mathematics.cumulativePermutation(n)
• mathematics.factorial(n)
• mathematics.greatestCommonDivisor(group)
• mathematics.leastCommonMultiple(group)
• mathematics.maximum(group)
• mathematics.mean(group)
• mathematics.median(group)
• mathematics.minimum(group)
• mathematics.permutation(n, k)
• mathematics.ratio(group)
• nestify(item)
• randomIndex(item)
• removeANSIEscapeCodes(item)
• removeDuplicate(item)
• replaceholder(list, item, option?)
• reverseIndex(item)
• stringOverflow(item, maximumLength, option?)
• stringParse(item, fuzziness?)

Function (Asynchronous)

• waitTime(timeout, ...passThrough?)

Example (Excerpt)

let array1 = ["one", "two", "three"];
let array2 = ["one", "two", "three"];
console.log(Array.reverse(array1));
// ["three", "two", "one"]

console.log(array1);
// ["three", "two", "one"]

console.log(moreMethod.reverseIndex(array2));
// ["three", "two", "one"]

console.log(array2);
// ["one", "two", "three"]

let array3 = moreMethod.concatenate(array1, array2);
console.log(array3);
// ["three", "two", "one", "one", "two", "three"]

console.log(moreMethod.removeDuplicate(array3));
// ["three", "two", "one"]