Others

import {...} from '@kaiverse/k/utils'

Primitives

classNames

Merge classname(s).

let condition1 = true,
  condition2 = true
classNames('flex', condition1 && 'flex-col gap-4', condition2 ? 'p-4' : 'p-2') // 'flex flex-col gap-4 p-4'

condition1 = false
classNames('flex', condition1 && 'flex-col gap-4', condition2 ? 'p-4' : 'p-2') // 'flex p-4'

clamp

Clamp a number between a minimum and maximum value.

clamp(5, [10, 15]) // 5
clamp(16, [10, 15]) // 15
clamp(9, [10, 15]) // 10

exponential

Convert a number to exponential notation.

exponential(12.78915, 2) => "1.28e+1"
exponential(75.396, 3) => "7.540e+1"
exponential(75.396) => "7.5396e+1"
exponential(75.396, null|0) => "8e+1"
exponential(0.0075396) => "7.5396e-3"
exponential(0.0075396, null|0) => "8e-3"
exponential("sthNaN", any) => "NaN"

Array

sortMixedArrAsc

Mixed types array ascending sorting.

• This function supports all Primitive types, it aims to handle MIXED types of array elements sorting.
• Single type array sorting works fine too (eg: number[], string[], etc..). But we should just write a array.sort instead.
• symbol is not supported.
• Sort descending? Use sortMixedArrAsc(...).reverse().

Type definition

function sortMixedArrAsc(inputArr: SortableMixedArr, mutate?: boolean): SortableMixedArr

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
inputArr	SortableMixedArr	Required	a mixed typed array.
mutate	boolean	false	Should the origin array be mutated?

Note

Sort order: number → string → boolean → object → nullish → empty

const inputArr = [3, undefined, 'rob', null, ' peter ', ['test'], false, 'a', 43, true, 0, null, 100, { a: 'obj' }, 1, -222, empty, false]
sortMixedArrAsc(inputArr) // [-222, 0, 1, 3, 43, 100, "a", " peter ", "rob", true, false, false, ["test"], { "a": "obj" }, null, null, undefined, empty]