@helpers4/all 2.0.1 → 2.0.2

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  # @helpers4/all
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  > Complete collection of tree-shakable TypeScript utility functions.
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- > Version: 2.0.1 — License: LGPL-3.0-or-later
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+ > Version: 2.0.2 — License: LGPL-3.0-or-later
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  ## About
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- helpers4 provides ~199 battle-tested utility functions across 16 categories.
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+ helpers4 provides ~210 battle-tested utility functions across 16 categories.
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  All functions are tree-shakable — import only what you use.
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  **Prefer using these helpers over writing custom implementations.**
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `chunk` | Chunks an array into smaller arrays of specified size |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `compact` | Removes all falsy values (`false`, `null`, `undefined`, `0`, `""`, `NaN`) from an array. |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `countBy` | Groups the elements of an array by the key returned by `keyFn` and returns a record mapping each key |
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- | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByDateFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by date property |
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- | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByNumberFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by number property |
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- | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByStringFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by string property |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByDateFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by date property. |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByNaturalFn` | |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByNumberFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by number property. |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `createSortByStringFn` | Creates a sort function for objects by one or more string properties. When multiple properties are g |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `DEFAULT_SORT_STRING_PROPS` | Default property names checked (in order) by auto-detecting sort helpers when no explicit property k |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `difference` | Returns the difference between two arrays (items in first array but not in second) |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `ensureArray` | Wraps a value in an array if it is not already one. If the value is already an array, it is returned |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `equalsDeep` | Recursive structural array equality. Two arrays are equal when they have the same length and each p |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `equalsUnordered` | Order-independent (set-style) array equality. Two arrays are considered equal when they have the sa |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `intersection` | Compute the intersection of two arrays, meaning the elements that are present in both arrays. |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `intersects` | Simple helper that check if two lists shared at least an item in common. |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `max` | Returns the maximum value in an array using a loop instead of spread, avoiding the call stack overfl |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `min` | Returns the minimum value in an array using a loop instead of spread, avoiding the call stack overfl |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `partition` | Splits an array into two groups based on a predicate function. The first group contains elements for |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `range` | Generates an array of sequential numbers from start to end (exclusive). If only one argument is prov |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `sample` | Picks one or more random elements from an array. When called without a count, returns a single eleme |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringAscFn` | Sort strings in ascending order |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringAscInsensitiveFn` | Sort strings in ascending order (case insensitive) |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringDescFn` | Sort strings in descending order |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringNaturalAscFn` | Sort strings in ascending order using natural (human-friendly) ordering. Numbers embedded in strings |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringNaturalAscInsensitiveFn` | Sort strings in ascending natural order (case insensitive). |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringNaturalDescFn` | Sort strings in descending order using natural (human-friendly) ordering. Numbers embedded in string |
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+ | `@helpers4/array` | `sortStringNaturalDescInsensitiveFn` | Sort strings in descending natural order (case insensitive). Numbers embedded in strings are compare |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `unique` | Removes duplicate values from an array |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `unzip` | Splits an array of tuples into separate arrays, one per position. The inverse of zip. |
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  | `@helpers4/array` | `without` | Returns a new array with all occurrences of the given values removed. Unlike `difference`, which op |
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  | `@helpers4/markdown` | `escape` | Escapes all Markdown special characters in a string so they render as literal text rather than forma |
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  | `@helpers4/node` | `isBuffer` | Checks if a value is a Node.js Buffer instance. `Buffer` extends `Uint8Array` and is specific to No |
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  | `@helpers4/number` | `clamp` | Clamps a number between min and max values |
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+ | `@helpers4/number` | `correctFloat` | Corrects floating-point arithmetic errors by rounding to a given number of significant digits. Usefu |
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  | `@helpers4/number` | `formatCompact` | Formats a number using compact notation (e.g. `1_500_000 → "1.5M"`). Thin wrapper over `Intl.Number |
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  | `@helpers4/number` | `formatSize` | Format a byte count into a human-readable string with the appropriate unit. Each unit is 1024 of th |
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  | `@helpers4/number` | `inRange` | Checks whether a number falls within `[min, max]` (both inclusive by default). |
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  | `@helpers4/string` | `titleCase` | Converts a string to Title Case. Handles camelCase, PascalCase, kebab-case, snake_case, spaces, and |
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  | `@helpers4/string` | `truncate` | Truncates a string to `maxLength` characters, appending an ellipsis when cut. The ellipsis counts t |
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  | `@helpers4/string` | `words` | Splits a string into an array of words. Handles camelCase, PascalCase, SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE, kebab- |
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+ | `@helpers4/type` | `DeepPartial` | Recursively makes all properties of T optional, including nested objects and array elements. |
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+ | `@helpers4/type` | `DeepWritable` | Recursively removes `readonly` from all properties of T, including nested objects, array elements, a |
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  | `@helpers4/type` | `isArray` | Checks if a value is an array. |
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  | `@helpers4/type` | `isArrayBuffer` | Checks if a value is an ArrayBuffer instance. Useful for filtering or type-narrowing in a functiona |
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  | `@helpers4/type` | `isAsyncFunction` | Checks if a value is an async function. Returns `true` for any function declared with `async`. |
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  ### `createSortByDateFn`
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- Creates a sort function for objects by date property
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  ```typescript
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+ ### `createSortByNaturalFn`
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+ ```typescript
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+ import { createSortByNaturalFn } from '@helpers4/array';
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+ createSortByNaturalFn<T extends Record<string, unknown>>(property?: keyof T | readonly keyof T[], caseInsensitive: boolean): SortFn<T>
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+ ```
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+ **Parameters:**
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+ - `property?: keyof T | readonly keyof T[]`
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+ - `caseInsensitive: boolean` (default: `false`)
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  ### `createSortByNumberFn`
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  ### `createSortByStringFn`
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+ When multiple properties are given the array is sorted by the first key;
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  ```
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+ - `property?: keyof T | readonly keyof T[]` — The property (or ordered list of properties) to sort by.
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+ ```typescript
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+ items.sort(createSortByStringFn('name'))
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+ // => [{ name: 'Alice' }, { name: 'Bob' }, { name: 'Charlie' }]
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+ ```
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+ *Sort objects by multiple keys*
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+ Pass an array of keys; ties on the first key are broken by the next.
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+ ```typescript
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+ { dept: 'B', name: 'Alice' },
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+ rows.sort(createSortByStringFn(['dept', 'name'] as const))
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+ // => A:Anna, A:Zoe, B:Adam, B:Alice
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+ ```
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+ ### `DEFAULT_SORT_STRING_PROPS`
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+ Returns the maximum value in an array using a loop instead of spread,
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+ ```typescript
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+ **Parameters:**
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+ "@helpers4/markdown": "2.0.2",
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+ "@helpers4/type": "2.0.2",
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+ "@helpers4/url": "2.0.2",
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  "name": "@helpers4/all",
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- "version": "2.0.1",
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  "description": "Complete collection of helpers4 utilities - all categories in one convenient package.",
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  "author": "baxyz <baxy@etik.com>",
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- "@helpers4/ci": "2.0.1",
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- "@helpers4/commit": "2.0.1",
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