The Utils module provides a suite of handy functionalities for string manipulation and object transformation in TypeScript. Designed to be lightweight and efficient, this module is well-suited for common operations in web and Node.js development.

• String Manipulation: The Strings class within the Utils module offers powerful string manipulation capabilities. For instance, it can generate random strings of a specified length using a mix of alphabetic characters and numbers. This functionality is essential for creating unique identifiers, random tokens, or any scenario where random string generation is required.
• Object Transformation: The Transform class provides simple yet effective methods for object manipulation. A notable feature is the ability to clone objects, ensuring a deep copy without reference to the original object. This is particularly useful when dealing with complex data structures in TypeScript, where immutability and pure functions are essential.

Include the Utils class in your TypeScript project:

npm install @zcodeapp/utils

First, import the Utils class and other necessary interfaces:

import { Utils } from "@zcodeapp/utils";

// generate random string with 100 chars
console.log(Utils.Strings.RandomString(100))

Strings Class

Utils.Strings.RandomString(length: number = 10): string Generates a random string of the specified length. The default length is 10 characters.

Transform Class

Utils.Transform.Clone<T, Y = T>(origin: T): Y Creates a deep clone of the provided object. This method is type-safe and can be used to clone complex objects and arrays.

Utils.Transform.md5(key: string): string Returns a md5 of key value.

Here's a basic example of how to use the Utils module:

import { Utils } from "@zcodeapp/utils";

// generate random string wirh 100 chars
console.log(Utils.Strings.RandomString(100))

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.