functions.js

functions.js is a hub of various functions or methods which act differently according to their functionality.

• Please feel free to contribute, read the contributing guide.
• The code is written in ES6.

Install

The project is up on npm and can be used in a project by:

npm install --save functions.js

Usage

Below is an example on how to use the library into your projects.

const func = require('functions.js');

const algo = new func.algorithms();
const mathematics = new func.mathematics();
const strings = new func.strings();

console.log(strings.camelize('john doe'));
//returns 'johnDoe'

console.log(mathematics.factorialOneLine(5));
//returns 120

console.log(algo.selectionSort([5,10,3,1]));
//returns [1,3,5,10]

Client Side

The library can be loaded as a standalone script.

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/functions.js/umd/FJS.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
	const algo = new FJS.algorithms();
	console.log(algo.nthLargest([5,6,9,8,4,2,1]));
	//=> returns 9
</script>

Methods

Documentation

You can find the documentation of the package over here

Test

Run the following command:

npm run test

About

The project is a continuation to a package previously owned by me named okay-string. I thought of renaming it to functions & learn more by actually practicing functions. That's how functions.js was created.😍

FAQ🙋

Here are some solutions to frequently asked questions:

Q. How to use ?

Take a look over here.

Q. Another lodash or underscore ?

These two libraries are industry standards & are widely used. They have a ton of great, useful functions to use in a project. There is a difference. functions.js was created to learn predefined methods and make something out of it by creating a new method. So i think there is no comparison between this & the other two libraries.

Q. How do i contribute ?

Read the guidelines mentioned here

License📃

The project is licensed under MIT