Common Utilities
  • Introduction 👋
  • Getting Started
    • Installation 📥
    • Usage 🔧
  • Utilities
    • Packages 📦
      • Debounce 🏓
      • Filter-array🧹
      • Merge-objects👯‍♂️
      • String-interpolation🧵
      • Kebab-to-camel-string 🍢🐫
      • Trim-whitespace ⬜️
      • Wait-until-defined ⌚️
      • Compose 🚂
      • Repeat 🔁
      • Pipe ⛓
      • Trace 👤
    • Glossary 📒
  • General
    • Comparision ⚖️
    • Cites 🙏
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Common Utilities 🧰 or 1-line-of-code

Common Utilities provides an option to because each function can be imported rather than copied. This ensures that you don't need to write your own tests while knowing you're using easy-to-read tested code!

Common Utilities 🧰 or Other Utility Libraries

Common Utilities provides an option focused on simplicity compared to or because it provides solutions to many common JavaScript utility functions in a basic way.

Where Ramba and Lodash provide better overall coverage for what each JavaScript utility does, they also are more challenging to quickly know if the code does what you need it to do.

Also, Libraries like and may assume that you unused code in your build pipeline and are generally more bytes of code.

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