The set of the utilities needed to code like Greg Little does
npm install glutilsglutils
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- glutils-js - These are functions that should/could have been part of the javascript language itself. Most of them enable a functional programming style - others are just fixes for well known deficiencies of javascript:has, identity, each, map, filter, reduce, some, every, rename, min, max, find, range, size, deepEquals, keys, values, merge, clone, deepClone, pairs, object, pick, omit, setAdd,makeSet, inSet, setSub, bagAdd, listAdd, lerp, lerpCap, time, trim, lines, sum, sample, shuffle,randomInt, randomString, sort, sortDesc, toArray, ensure
- glutils-browser : Common helper functions for the browser.escapeUnicodeChar, escapeString, escapeRegExp, escapeUrl, unescapeUrl, escapeXml, unescapeXml,getUrlParams, splitHorz, splitVert, dialog
- glutils-json : This set of utilities make it straightforward to persist whole javascript structures (including pointers, cycles) to a file.decycle, recycle, json, unJson
- glutils-node : Common helper functions for nodeserveOnExpress, read, write, print, exit, md5
- glutils_promises : Simple but powerful fibers-based "real" promisesrun, yield, p, parallel, consume, wget
Here is an example of using the promises:
```
var _ = require('glutils')
_.run(function () {
...
var user = _.p(db.users.findone({ username : username}, _.p()))
console.log(user)
...
}`Installation
``
npm install glutils
02/22/2014
- Added rename function in glutils-js section. (allows renaming of the keys of a hash based on map parameter)
02/17/2014 - Initial Commits
- pushed the tests in a test subfolder
- change test output into TAP (prepended OK, NOT OK, or # before each line of output)
- disable print() test and exit() tests - they were relying on human observation
- added npm test script - that tests using tap
- express serve the file statically at route /glutil instead of /gl519
- added MIT License file as specified in original package.json by dglittle
- added travis integration