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DateHelpers

Import the DateHelpers utility.

import { DateHelpers } from "@akadenia/helpers

DateHelpers.getReadableDateTime(datetime)

Returns the date in yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss format.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
datetime Date false The date to convert to readable date time. Default is current datetime. i.e. new Date()

DateHelpers.getReadableDate(datetime)

Returns the date in yyyy-mm-dd format.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
datetime Date false The date to convert to readable date time. Default is current datetime. i.e. new Date()

DateHelpers.getDateString(date)

Returns a string representing the date in the user's local timezone.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
date string or Date true The date string to convert to the string in the user's local timezone

DateHelpers.parseDate(date)

Returns a date representing the new date object.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
date string true The date string that needs to be returned as a date object

DateHelpers.getShortOrdinalDate(date)

Returns a string representing the date in short ordinal format.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
date string true The date string that needs to be formatted

MapHelpers

Import the MapHelpers utility.

import { MapHelpers } from "@akadenia/helpers

MapHelpers.getDistanceBetweenPoints(point1, point2)

Returns the distance between two points in meters. Returns null if either point is invalid.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
point1 Array<number> false The coordinates of the first point. i.e. [lat, lng]
point2 Array<number> false The coordinates of the second point. i.e. [lat, lng]

MapHelpers.compareLocations(location1, location2, precision)

Returns a boolean value that indicates whether or not the two locations are the same based on precision provided.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
location1 Array<number> false The coordinates of the first location. i.e. [lat, lng]
location2 Array<number> false The coordinates of the second location. i.e. [lat, lng]
precision number false The precision to compare the locations to. Default is 6

MapHelpers.getBearingToCoordinate({startCoordinate, endCoordinate})

Returns the bearing to the end coordinate from the start coordinate in degrees.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
coordinates object true An object containing the start and end coordinates. i.e. {startCoordinate: [lat, lng], endCoordinate: [lat, lng]}

TextHelpers

Import the TextHelpers utility.

import { TextHelpers } from "@akadenia/helpers

TextHelpers.uuidv4()

Returns a randomly generated string.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description

TextHelpers.formatPosition(position)

Returns a string position for a provided number. eg. "2nd", "3rd" etc.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
position number true A position number to add the appropriate suffix to

TextHelpers.truncateText(text, characterLimit)

Returns a string ending in an ellipsis ... or returns the input string if maximum character limit isn't met.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
text string true The text to truncate
characterLimit number true The target number of characters to truncate text to

TextHelpers.fileNameFromPath(path)

Returns a file name.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
path string true The path to extract the file name from

TextHelpers.replaceSpacesWithUnderscore(s)

Returns a string where the spaces have been replaced with underscores.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
s string false The text to replace spaces with underscores in

TextHelpers.replaceUnderscoreWithSpaces(s)

Returns a string where the underscores have been replaced with spaces.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
s string false The text to replace underscores with spaces in

TextHelpers.pluralizeOnCondition(word, condition)

Returns a pluralised version of the input string or returns the same string.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
word string true The word to pluralise
condition boolean true The condition that determines whether to plurize the input word

TextHelpers.convertSnakeToCamelCase(data)

Returns the input object or array with all object keys recursively transformed to camelCase. Returns input object if type is invalid.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data Object or Array<Object> true The object whose keys to transform

TextHelpers.convertCamelToSnakeCase(data)

Returns the input object or array with all object keys recursively transformed to snake_case. Returns input object if type is invalid.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data Object or Array<Object> true The object whose keys to transform

TextHelpers.convertCamelToKebabCase(data)

Convert camel case to kebab case The word returned as kebab case

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data string The word needed to be converted to kebab case from camel case

TextHelpers.convertKebabToCamelCase(data)

Convert kebab case to camel case The word returned as camel case

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data string The word needed to be converted from kebab case to camel case

TextHelpers.generateAcronym(term)

Generate an acronym from a term an acronym generated from the term

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
term string The term to be converted to an acronym

TextHelpers.isAcronym(data)

Validate if a word is acronym The boolean value when the condition is met

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data string The word that is being validated as acronym

TextHelpers.acronymToKebabCase(data)

Convert acronym to kebab case The word returned as camel case

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
data string The acronym to be converted to kebab case

TextHelpers.handleNullDisplay(value, defaultValue="N/A")

Returns the input string or the default string if the input value is null or undefined. Arguments

Name Type Required Description
value string true The string to display in the ui
defaultValue string false The default string to display if the input value is null or undefined defaults to N/A

TextHelpers.enforceCharacterLimit({text, characterLimit, onCharacterLimit})

Returns the input string if the character limit is not exceeded or returns the truncated string when the character limit is exceeded. Calls the onCharacterLimit callback when the character limit is exceeded. Arguments

Name Type Required Description
text string true The string to truncate
characterLimit number true The target number of characters to truncate text to
onCharacterLimit function true The callback to call when the character limit is exceeded

TextHelpers.isValidEmail(email)

Returns true when the email is a proper email and returns false when the email is not a proper email Arguments

Name Type Required Description
email string true The email to be validated

TextHelpers.generateIdFromWord(word)

Generate ID from word Returns the generated ID from the word

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
word string true The word needed to generate ID from

TextHelpers.generateWordFromId(word)

Get the word from the generated ID Returns the word that is got from the id

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
words string true The id that is needed to get the word from
customList Record<string, string> false The custom lists that has the id with the custom list of words

TextHelpers.generateSlugFromWords(id, ...words)

Get the slug from words Returns the slug from the words and it will be url path safe

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
id string true The id that is needed to be concatenated with the slug
words string[] true The words that will be in the slug

TextHelpers.extractIDfromSlug(slug)

Extracts the id from the slug Returns the id from the slug Throws error if the string is empty, null or undefined

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
slug string true The slug associated with the id

TextHelpers.abbreviateNumber(number)

Returns the string representation of the abbreviated number, rounded to two decimal places.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
number number true The number to be abbreviated

Examples

  • Numbers below 1,000 are displayed without abbreviation
  • Numbers between 1,000 and 1,000,000 are displayed in thousands (e.g. 1.23K)
  • Numbers between 1,000,000 and 1,000,000,000 are displayed in millions (e.g. 1.23M)
  • Numbers above 1,000,000,000 are displayed in billions (e.g. 1.23B)

Note: If the input number is null or undefined, the function returns null.

ObjectHelpers

Import the ObjectHelpers utility.

import { ObjectHelpers } from "@akadenia/helpers

ObjectHelpers.isPureObject(any)

Returns a boolean indicating whether or not the input is a pure object.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
object any true The object to test for pureness

ObjectHelpers.parseCookie(str)

Returns an object containing the key-value pairs of the parsed cookies.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
str string true The string of cookies to parse

ObjectHelpers.filterObjectsByProperty ( array, propertyName, propertyValue)

Filter an array of objects based on a specific property and its corresponding value. Returns an array containing all objects that have the specified property with the given value.

Template T extends Record<string, any>

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
array T[] true An array of objects to be searched
propertyName keyof T true The name of the property to match against
propertyValue T[keyof T] true The value that the property should have to be considered

ObjectHelpers.containsSubObject(mainObject, subObject)

It compares the key-value pairs of the sub-object with the corresponding key-value pairs in the main object. Returns true If all key-value pairs in the sub-object are found in the main object; otherwise, it returns false.

Template T extends Record<string, any>

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
mainObject T true The main object to be checked
subObject Partial<T> true The sub-object to be searched for

ObjectHelpers.findObjectBySubObject(array, subObject)

Searches an array of objects for an object that contains a specific sub-object. Returns the first object found in the array that contains the sub-object or null if no match is found.

Template T extends Record<string, any>

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
array T[] true An array of objects to be searched
array Partial<T> true The sub-object to be searched for in the array

ObjectHelpers.filterObjectsBySubObject(array, subObject)

Filters an array of objects based on the presence of a specific sub-object within each object. Returns an array containing all objects from the input array that contain the specified sub-object.

Template T extends Record<string, any>

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
array T[] true An array of objects to be filtered
array Partial<T> true The sub-object to be searched for in the array

ObjectHelpers.objectPropHasValue({object, key, value)}

Checks if the object has the key with the value.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
object Object true The object to check
key string true The key to check
value any true The value to check

ObjectHelpers.findEntry(array, predicate)

Finds the first entry in the array that satisfies the predicate.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
array Array<any> true The array of entries to search
predicate (item: any) => boolean true The predicate function to use to search the array

GenericHelpers

Import the GenericHelpers utility.

import { GenericHelpers } from "@akadenia/helpers

GenericHelpers.delay(ms)

A "modern" sleep statement.

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
ms number true The number of milliseconds to wait

GenericHelpers.getPreferredUriScheme(host)

Get the preferred scheme for a host

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
host string true An IP address or a domain name

FileHelpers

FileHelpers.checkFileExtension(filePath, validExtensions)

Check if a file path has a valid extension

Arguments

Name Type Required Description
filePath string true The file path to check
validExtensions string[] true The valid extensions

Contributing to this package

This package follows the commitlint and conventional commits standards. As such the commit messages should follow the following format:

<type>(optional scope): <description> eg: feat: add new feature OR fix(map-loading): fix rendering on ipad devices

Common types according to commitlint-config-conventional (based on the Angular convention) can be:

  • build
  • chore
  • ci
  • docs
  • feat
  • fix
  • perf
  • refactor
  • revert
  • style
  • test
  • BREAKING CHANGE

License

MIT