common-coding-tools

While working with JavaScript and JavaScript Framework, many hooks have to be made which are common,
so they are all present here in the same library, so use them and avoid time and code repetition.

Getting Started

npm install common-coding-tools

Usage

We have divided the first common-coding-tools into 4 pages based on their different categories so that it is easy to use.

• Data Fitlerization Methods: search descending ascending arrayToObject ObjectToArray
• Data Validation Methods: validation schema
• Type Checking Methods: isString isNumber isObject isArray isBoolean isEmail isUrl type
• String Methods Methods: lowerCase upperCase
• Hashing Methods: makeHash verifyHash
• Random Methods: randomString randomNumber randomData

Here is an example of how to use the search function:

import { search } from "common-coding-tools/array"

const arr = [
        {
            "gender": "male",
            "name": { "title": "Mr",  "first": "Vitaliy", "last": "Nechay" },
            "email": "[email protected]",
        },
        {
            "gender": "male",
            "name": { "title": "Mr", "first": "Ceyhun", "last": "Tekelioğlu"  },
            "email": "[email protected]",
        },
        {
            "gender": "male",
            "name": { "title": "Mr", "first": "Pelle", "last": "Vestnes"
            },
            "email": "[email protected]",
        },
        {
            "gender": "male",
            "name": { "title": "Mr","first": "Stanislaw", "last": "Aanestad"
            },
            "email": "[email protected]",
        },
        {
            "gender": "female",
            "name": { "title": "Mrs",  "first": "Esperanza",  "last": "Colón"},
            "email": "[email protected]",
        }
    ]

const results = search(arr, "vitly");
//  Output: [{
//    "gender": "male",
//    "name": {
//      "title": "Mr",
//      "first": "Vitaliy",
//      "last": "Nechay"
//    },
//    "email": "[email protected]"
//  }] 

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Here is an example of how to use the upperCase and lowerCase function:

import {
lowerCase,
upperCase,
} from "common-coding-tools/string"

console.log(upperCase().all("vipin"))  // "VIPIN"
console.log(upperCase().firstCharacter("vipin"))  // "Vipin"

console.log(lowerCase().all("VIPIN"))  // "vipin"
console.log(lowerCase().firstCharacter("VIPIN"))  // "vIPIN"

Here is an example of how to use the
type isString isNumber isObject isBoolean isEmail and isUrl
functions:

import {
isString,
isNumber,
isObject,
isArray,
isBoolean,
isEmail,
isUrl,
type
} from "common-coding-tools/types"

const type1 = type({ name: "vipin" }) //output: "object"

const type2 = type([ "vipin", "paneru" ]) //output: "array"

const type3 = type(204) //output: "number"

const type4 = type(true) //output: "boolean"

console.log( isString( "vipin" )) //true
console.log( isString( 402 ))   //false

console.log( isEmail( "vipin" )) //false
console.log( isEmail( "[email protected]" )) //true

console.log( isObject({ name: "vipin", email: "[email protected]" })) //true
console.log( isObject([ "vipin", "[email protected]" ]))   //false

console.log( isArray({ name: "vipin", email: "[email protected]" })) //false
console.log( isArray([ "vipin", "[email protected]" ]))   //true

console.log( isUrl("[email protected]")) //false
console.log( isUrl("https://paneruvipin.com"))   //true

Here is an example of how to use the validation function:

import { validation, schema } from "common-coding-tools/validation"

const signupValidator={
       name: "string | required",
       email: "string | required | email | trim",
       password: "string | minLength: 8 | maxLength: 16",
       age: "number | range: 20-100",
       role: `defaultValue : ${schema( "user" )}`,
       created_at: `defaultValue : ${schema( new Date() )}`,
       updated_at: `defaultValue : ${schema( new Date() )}`,
}

router.post("/signup", (req,res,next)=>{
const data= validation(req.body, signupvalidator)

if(data?.errors){
const errors=data.errors
// use errors
}else{
const validatedData=data.data
// use validatedData
// write your code here
}
})

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Here is an example of hashing:

import {
makeHash,
verifyHash
} from "common-coding-tools/hashing"

const password="1234567"
const hashedPassword = makeHash( password , 4) // second argument any number 
// output: 7101818432503545
// For more security of encryption use `.env` Secret number for 2nd argument

const  confirm_pass1 = "1234567"
const  confirm_pass2 = "12345678"
const  verifyPassword = verifyHash(confirm_pass1, hashedPassword, 4)  // third args is same as makHash 2nd args
// output : true
const verifyPassword = verifyHash(confirm_pass2, hashedPassword, 4)  
// output : false

Here is an example of how to use the randomString randomNumber function:

import {
randomString,
randomNumber,
randomData
} from "common-coding-tools/random"


randomString(6) // 6 is length
// output like this: "AdSRR4"  any 6 length string

randomNumber(40,0) // first argument is highestNumber and second is
// output like this: 23   -->. any number between 40 and 0