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Perfective Common for TypeScript

The code provided by this project relies on the strict TypeScript compiler checks. Use of these packages in the regular JS projects may produce unexpected behavior and is undocumented. For example, a function that declares an argument as required relies on strict TSC null checks and does not check value for null additionally.

Read the full README in the repository.

Installation

npm install @perfective/common

Features

@perfective/common/array — functions to work with the Array class.
@perfective/common/boolean — functions to work with the Boolean values.
@perfective/common/error — functions to work with the Error and related classes.
@perfective/common/function — functions and types for functional programming and logical operations.
@perfective/common/match — functions to support a functional switch-case.
@perfective/common/maybe — Maybe type implementation.
@perfective/common/number — functions and types to work with the real numbers.
@perfective/common/object — functions to work with the Object class.
@perfective/common/promise — functions to work with the Promise class.
@perfective/common/string — functions to work with the String class.

Documentation

Developer documentation is available in the docs.html file distributed as a part of this package.

Versioning

This package starts its versioning from 0.7.0, as it continues versioning after the deprecated packages:

@perfective/array (v0.4.0);
@perfective/error (v0.3.0);
@perfective/fp (v0.6.0);
@perfective/identity (v0.2.0);
@perfective/match (v0.3.0);
@perfective/maybe (v0.6.0);
@perfective/object (v0.4.0);
@perfective/real (v0.6.0);
@perfective/string (v0.3.0);
@perfective/value (v0.3.0).