utils-lib-js 2.0.14 → 2.0.15

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package/README.en.md CHANGED
@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@ With reference to https://gitee.com/DieHunter/utils-lib-js/blob/master/src/types
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  Generates random integers within the specified range.
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- - 'min' : indicates the minimum value (including).
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- - 'max' : indicates the maximum value (inclusive).
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- - 'bool' : Indicates whether the maximum value is contained. The default value is false.
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+ - `min` : indicates the minimum value (including).
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+ - `max` : indicates the maximum value (inclusive).
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+ - `bool` : Indicates whether the maximum value is contained. The default value is false.
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  ```javascript
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  const randomNumber = randomNum(1, 10);
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  Parses URL query parameters into objects.
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- - 'url' : indicates the URL containing the query parameter.
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+ - `url` : indicates the URL containing the query parameter.
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  ```javascript
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  const url = "https://example.com/path?param1=value1&param2=value2";
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  Converts the object to a URL query parameter and concatenates it with the original URL.
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- - 'url' : indicates the original URL.
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- - 'query' : object containing query parameters.
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+ - `url` : indicates the original URL.
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+ - `query` : object containing query parameters.
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  ```javascript
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  const url = "https://example.com/path";
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  Get the type of data.
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+ - `data` : indicates the data to be checked.
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  const dataType = getType("Hello, World!");
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  Check whether the data type is in the whitelist.
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- - 'whiteList' : indicates the list of allowed data types.
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+ - `data` : indicates the data to be checked.
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+ - `whiteList` : indicates the list of allowed data types.
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  const data = 42;
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  console.log(isTypeAllowed); // Output: true
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+ ##### 6. `toKebabCase(camelCase: string, separator: string = "-"): string`
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+ The hump name is converted to a hyphenated name
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+ - `camelCase` : hump type variable
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+ - `separator` : indicates the separator
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+ ```javascript
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+ const camelCase = "fontSize";
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+ const kebabCase = toKebabCase(camelCase);
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+ console.log(kebabCase); // Output: font-size
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+ ```
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  #### object module
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  ##### 1. `getValue(object: object, key: string, defaultValue: any = ''): any`
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  Gets the value of the specified path in the object.
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- - 'object' : indicates the target object.
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- - 'key' : the path to the value to be obtained.
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- - 'defaultValue' : Default value, returned if the path does not exist.
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+ - `object` : indicates the target object.
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+ - `key` : the path to the value to be obtained.
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+ - `defaultValue` : Default value, returned if the path does not exist.
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  const obj = { a: { b: { c: 42 } } };
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  Sets the value of the specified path in the object.
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- - 'key' : path to the value to be set.
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- - 'value' : indicates the value to be set.
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+ - `object` : indicates the target object.
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+ - `key` : path to the value to be set.
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+ - `value` : indicates the value to be set.
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  const obj = { a: { b: { c: 42 } } };
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  Mixes the properties of the source object into the target object.
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- - 'overwrite' : Whether to overwrite an existing attribute. The default is' false '.
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+ - `target` : indicates the target object.
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+ - `source` : indicates the source object.
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+ - `overwrite` : Whether to overwrite an existing attribute. The default is' false '.
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  const target = { a: 1 };
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  Inverts the key-value pair of an enumeration object.
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  const enumObj = { key1: "value1", key2: "value2" };
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  Check whether the value is of a non-object type.
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  Deep clone object.
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  Creates an object of a specific type based on its type.
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+ - `source` : initializes the data of the object.
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  const array = createObjectVariable("array", [1, 2, 3]);
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  Create objects using a prototype chain.
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  Inherit the prototype chain.
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  Gets a singleton instance of a class.
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  class Singleton {
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  Add a decorator to the class.
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  Converts a JSON string to an object.
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  Check whether it is a browser window.
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  Creates an object whose prototype is empty.
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  Randomly sort the array.
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  Removes duplicate elements from the array.
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  Limits how often a function is called within a specified period of time.
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  export declare const getType: IGetType<types>;
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  export declare const getTypeByList: IGetTypeByList;
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  randomNum: IRandomNum;
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  urlJoin: import("./types").IUrlJoin;
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  getType: import("./types").IGetType<import("./static").types>;
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  getTypeByList: import("./types").IGetTypeByList;
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  getValue: import("./types").IGetValue;
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  mixIn: import("./types").IMixIn;