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Castium
Castium is a lightweight TypeScript utility for safe and chainable type conversion in JavaScript and TypeScript. It allows you to transform values between types with ease while handling edge cases gracefully.
Installation
npm install castiumor with yarn:
yarn add castiumUsage
Import the c function and use it to create a chainable conversion.
import { c } from "castium";
const result = c("0 ").string().number().boolean().get();
console.log(result); // falseAPI Methods
Below is a list of available methods in Castium, along with examples:
.number(defaultValue?)
Converts the value to a number.
c("42").number().get(); // 42
c("abc").number().get(); // null
c("abc").number(0).get(); // 0 (default value provided)
c("۱۲۳").number().get(); // 123
c("٣٤٥.٧").number().get(); // 345.7
c("1,200 تومان").number().get(); // 1200
c("text").number(0).get(); // 0 (default value provided)
c(" ٥٠٠٠ ").number().get(); // 5000
c("۴۲.۵۶").number().get(); // 42.56
c("12.34.56").number().get(); // null (default value provided).string()
Converts the value to a trimmed string.
c(42).string().get(); // "42"
c(null).string().get(); // ""
c({ key: "value" }).string().get(); // "{"key":"value"}".boolean()
Converts the value to a boolean.
c(1).boolean().get(); // true
c(0).boolean().get(); // false
c("true").boolean().get(); // true
c("false").boolean().get(); // true (non-empty string is truthy).booleanString()
Safely converts "true" or "false" string values to actual booleans.
c("true").booleanString().get(); // true
c("false").booleanString().get(); // false
c("random").booleanString().get(); // null.date()
Converts the value to a valid JavaScript Date object.
c("2023-12-25").date().get(); // Date object (Dec 25, 2023)
c("invalid").date().get(); // null.isoDate()
Converts the value to an ISO date string.
c("2023-12-25").isoDate().get(); // "2023-12-25T00:00:00.000Z"
c("invalid").isoDate().get(); // null.fromDate()
Sets the time of a date object to 00:00:00 (start of the day).
c("2023-12-25").fromDate().get(); // Date object at 00:00:00.toDate()
Sets the time of a date object to 23:59:59.999 (end of the day).
c("2023-12-25").toDate().get(); // Date object at 23:59:59.999.dateTime()
Converts the date to a timestamp (getTime()).
c("2023-12-25").dateTime().get(); // 1703462400000.array()
Parses a JSON string into an array.
c("[1,2,3]").array().get(); // [1, 2, 3]
c("invalid").array().get(); // null.object()
Parses a JSON string into an object.
c('{"key":"value"}').object().get(); // { key: "value" }
c("invalid").object().get(); // null.nullable()
Converts empty strings, null, and undefined to null.
c("").nullable().get(); // null
c("hello").nullable().get(); // "hello".undefined()
Converts empty strings and null to undefined.
c("").undefined().get(); // undefined.default(defaultValue)
Provides a fallback value when the original value is null, undefined, or an empty string.
c(null).default("fallback").get(); // "fallback".transform(fn, defaultValue?)
Applies a transformation function to the value.
c("5")
.transform((v) => Number(v) * 2)
.get(); // 10.json()
Parses a JSON string.
c('{"a": 1}').json().get(); // { a: 1 }
c("invalid").json().get(); // null.match(regex)
Checks if a string matches a regular expression.
c("hello").match(/^h/).get(); // true
c("world").match(/^h/).get(); // false.oneOf(...values)
Checks if the value is in a given set.
c("apple").oneOf("apple", "banana").get(); // true
c("orange").oneOf("apple", "banana").get(); // false.clamp(min, max)
Restricts a number to be within a range.
c(5).clamp(1, 10).get(); // 5
c(-2).clamp(1, 10).get(); // 1
c(20).clamp(1, 10).get(); // 10Conclusion
Castium simplifies type conversions in JavaScript and TypeScript while handling edge cases. It’s ideal for processing API responses, user inputs, and dynamic data sources efficiently.
Try it now and enjoy seamless data transformations! 🚀