mk-pmb/ubborg-planner-pmb-js

Use esm (ES modules, import, export for Node v6) with less boilerplate.

Is this value a JS String object or primitive? This module works cross-realm/iframe, and despite ES6 @@toStringTag.

parse argument options

Promise to make a better fs lib.

Pop properties from objects and verify you got all of them.

Re-throw unhandled promise rejections in the next turn, so other listeners get a chance to also run.

Yet another collection of typechecks.

Concise stack traces for node: pretty-error + compact theme (still with paths) + auto-start.

Additional ESLint's rules for Node.js

A stringifier that optimizes for the quick gaze, rather than correctness or completeness.

Expect two values to be equal, for whatever latest notion of equality.

If your collection is missing the slot you want to work with, have it be created on the fly. Simple edition, aimed to be small and fast.

Lookup an object property only if it's its own property.

Merge each item from an array (e.g. of options objects) with a base (e.g. an options object with default options) and optionally convert them using a custom conversion function. Supports promises and async functions.

sortedjson, guarded against recursion and some unicode confusion.

Resolve paths that start with `~` to be within some planned user's planned home directory.

Based on a module load function (typically your module's `require`, or a proxy for your `import`), create a function that promises to load the first available module from an array of candidate module names, probed in series.

Utility collection for creating ubborg resource types.

Map over an object's key/value pairs and merge (Object.assign) all partial results.

Just the very basics of map-assoc: Map the values of a collection (array or object) and carry the keys.

tryit + verror = Verbosely try.

YAMLify your data with my favorite YAMLifier and YAMLification settings, whatever those currently are.

My favorite eslint rules

(2022 maintenance fork) Light ESLint plugin for JSON validating

Given two resource plans, or two generic lists of parent objects, find common ancestor and the relation with them.

Yet another codec for urlencoded data, written from scratch for minimalism, cares about a lot less stuff than node's does. Features include a direction-guessing API and AMD/UMD support.

Helper functions for handling sysFacts resources.

Static information about Ubuntu releases. Can find release by codename and vice versa.

For the really exotic cases in which an async function needs to refer to a promise that resulted from its invocation.

Named raw terminal color palette for the linux virtual console and lots of terminal emulators. No open/close/nesting or state machine. Just the numbers, and some minimal utility functions.

Dynamically import modules as resolved from current directory. On failure, retry with some default filenames appended.

Translate your dictionary object of dictionary objects to an array of strings that could be lines of a .ini file.

Convert and resolve ubborg bundle URLs.