CLI
These methods are mostly used to improve the process of the development.
Add new method
There are several possible ways of adding new method along with other auxiliary files:
- Add folder with method and test files:
npm run method:add coolMethod
WARNING
It creates index.js
and coolMethod.test.js
inside a folder coolMethod
WARNING
If method already exists, you probably need to use extra flag -f
to replace the old implementation with new one
- Add folder with curried method and test files:
npm run method:add coolMethod --curried
WARNING
By default, it uses curryN
. If you need an arity of 2
or 3
, better to specify them as methods will be optimised in size
npm run method:add coolMethod --curried=2
- Add folder with method, type and test files:
npm run method:add coolMethod --types
WARNING
In addition it adds index.d.ts
and index.js.flow
files for TS / Flow types
- Add folder with method and test (including performance test) files:
npm run method:add coolMethod --perf
WARNING
It creates coolMethod.performance.js
to generate test output which is used in TIMES.md
Check size
You can check the size of separate or all methods
- Size of list of methods (
any
,all
andfind
):
npm run size any all find
- Size of all methods
npm run size
WARNING
It's a behaviour by default if no method is specified
Check performance
Performance check is working the same way. Just replace size
with time
WARNING
If <method>.performance.js
exists, it will be checked
For now, there is no way to skip it
WARNING
By default, the returning type
of performance test is no_perf
If it's not replaced with any correct type
, it will throw error coolMethod.performance.js must have data to return
Check not implemented methods
As nanoutils is a Ramda-compatible, it needs to show a diff between implemented methods.
- Display methods which are both in nanoutils and Ramda:
npm run method:check both
- Display nanoutils' methods which are absent in Ramda
npm run method:check nano
- Display Ramda's methods which are absent in nanoutils
npm run method:check ramda
We use size-limit to check the size of methods.