Indispensable library inspired by Lodash, give your the possibility to write code simpler and more functional.
const modez = require("modez")Iterate through a given array like forEach, but only first element.
myArray = [1,2,3]
modez.forOne(myArray, (item) => {
console.log(item) // only 1 will be printed
})Simpler way to create a function
const myFunction = modez.createFunction((params) => {console.log(params)})
myFunction("hello")Simpler and more functional way to add 39 to a number.
let nbr = 20
modez.addThirtyNine(nbr, (result) => {
console.log(result) // result == 59
}) Simpler and more functional way to check if a condition is false with else statement
const condition = false
modez.ifFalse(condition, () => {
console.log("condition is false")
}).else(() => {
console.log("condition is true")
})Simpler solution to execute a given function
const myFunction = (foo) => {
console.log(`Welcome ${foo} !`) //welcome chien !
}
modez.executeFunction(myFunction, "chien")Given an array, return a list of the elements of it
const myArray = [1, 2, 3]
const myList = modez.createListFromArray(myArray)Simpler solution to execute a given function asynchronously
const myFunction = (foo) => {
console.log(`Welcome ${foo} !`) //welcome chien !
}
modez.executeFunctionAsync(myFunction, "chien")
console.log("I am first") // first log to be printedSimpler and more functional way to assign a value to a variable
let myNbr = modez.assignValue(42)
console.log(myNbr) // 42Execute the first function given, if it fail, catch the error in the seconde function
modez.safeExecute(() => {/* try */}, (error) => {/* error */})