andy-hanson/tsut

Utilities for TypeScript

tsut is a set of generic utilities useful to all TypeScript programmers. It's designed to be as generic and simple as possible. The utilities are just those that should be familiar to all programmers. tsut should be useful regardless of whether you're doing client or server work, and regardless of the framework you choose to use. It does not define new data structures, just functions that are useable on their own -- so you can use it for only one utility without bringing in any baggage, and just write normal TypeScript code.

The utilities are divided into modules for better organization, but you can use a single import import * as u from "tsut" and use any function from that.

Use it

Install

npm install --save andy-hanson/tsut#bin # Latest
npm install --save tsut # Stable

Configure

You must use "target": "es6" and "moduleResolution": "node" (or "module": "commonjs") in your tsconfig.json.

Import

import * as u from "tsut";

Call

console.log(u.difference([1, 2, 3], [3, 1])) // Set { 2 }

The utilities

The main modules are:

Module	For
option	For using Options (`Option = T
function	Common higher-order functions.
seq	For using Iterables.
asyncSeq	For using AsyncIterables.
parallel	Like asyncSeq but runs operations in parallel.
async	For using Promises and async functions.
array	Array helpers.
string	For using Strings.
map	For using Maps.
set	For using Sets.

Other modules are:

Doc	Source	For
misc	Other useful functions.
math	For using numbers.
range	Ranges of numbers.
tuple	For using tuples.
types	Easier typeof tests.
reflect	Common Proxys.
shims	ES-next shims.
builder	Builders for data structures. Used internally by seq and asyncSeq.

Why isn't X included?

X	Why
Data structures	typescript-collections
Random utilities	chance
Date utilities	moment
More math utilities	mathjs

Get Help

File an issue if you have trouble using tsut.

Contribute

• Fork the repository.
• npm install and npm run all (If this didn't work for you, file an issue.)
• Make a change to a module, e.g. src/array.ts
  • If adding a new module, remember to add it to index.ts. Don't use a default export because that can't be re-exported.
• Modify the corresponding file test/array.ts.
• npm install -g mocha
• Test your change with mocha --require test/mocha-require.js test/array.ts
• Before committing anything:
  • npm run lint and fix any lint errors
  • npm run coverage and fix any missing coverage.
  • npm run doc and check that it rendered correctly.

Only utility functions that are generically useful will be accepted. Functions that are server-side or client-side specific, or which are only useful in certain domains (e.g. validating emails), belong in different projects.