@utilify/core

Utilify is a modern, strongly typed, and safe utility function library for the JavaScript ecosystem. It was created to address the need for:

- Ease of use with clear and straightforward APIs
- Clear and accessible documentation for quick learning and reference
- Robust typing for safety and TypeScript autocomplete
- Lightweight design to avoid performance or bundle bloat
- Reliability to prevent unexpected behaviors common in generic utilities

Utilify offers a wide range of utilities, organized into well-defined scopes, making navigation and quick access in the documentation easier. It is compatible with Browser, Node.js, Deno, and Bun.

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Installation

Utilify can be easily installed using the main package managers, with full support for JSR — the official Deno module registry, also compatible with Node.js and other modern runtimes.

``bash
npm install @utilify/core

or

yarn add @utilify/core

or

pnpm add @utilify/core

or (Deno)

deno add jsr:@utilify/core
`

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JSR is the official Deno module registry. It allows you to install modern packages with a single command, even in environments like Node.js, Bun, or npm-compatible runtimes.

#### JSR Usage Examples:
`bash

Deno

deno add jsr:@utilify/core

npm

npx jsr add @utilify/core

bun

bunx jsr add @utilify/core

pnpm

pnpm add jsr:@utilify/core

yarn

yarn add jsr:@utilify/core
`

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Usage

The package is compatible with ES modules (ESM) and can be used in both TypeScript and JavaScript projects.

`ts
// ESM
import { isString, chunk, formatDate } from '@utilify/core';
`

`js
// CJS
const { isString, chunk, formatDate } = require('@utilify/core');
``

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Overview

We organize our documentation by functional categories to make it easier for you to navigate and quickly access the features we offer. Each scope groups utilities related to a specific domain, ensuring an intuitive and coherent experience for you, the developer.

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- Array: Functions for array manipulation, such as filtering, chunking, flattening, and other essential operations.
- Browser: Functions related to browser-specific tasks, including language detection, active theme, connection status, and browser-specific conditions.
- Colors: Tools for converting between color formats (HEX, RGB, HSL) and color validation.
- Crypto: Utilities for encoding, decoding, hashing, UUID generation, and cryptographic checks.
- Date: Functions for date and time manipulation, including formatting, parsing, calculations, and validation.
- Env: Helpers to detect the execution environment, identifying browser, Node.js, runtime, and environment variables.
- Function: Helper functions for composition, memoization, partial application, and flow control.
- Promise: Utilities for working with Promises, concurrency, throttling, debouncing, and asynchronous control.
- Math: Mathematical tools for calculations, statistics, random number generation, and other operations.
- Number: Helpers focused on numeric validation, range checking, and specific number operations.
- Object: Functions for deep cloning, merging, property access, and object manipulation.
- Regex: Common regular expressions and helper functions for pattern validation.
- String: Utilities for string manipulation, such as capitalization, trimming, slug generation, and other transformations.
- Types: Functions for type checking and refinement in JavaScript/TypeScript, increasing the safety and robustness of your code.

Our modular structure allows you to quickly find the ideal set of utilities for each need, keeping the documentation lightweight and straightforward.

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License

MIT