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dot_functions_utils

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Dot Functins Utils

How to use

installing using yarn

yarn add dot_functions_utils

installing using npm

npm i dot_functions_utils

const { threeDigits, twoDigits } = require('dot_functions_utils');

var dateNow = new Date;               // 2020-04-13T14:09:02.649Z

// Work with Dates

console.log(dateNow.getWeekDay());    // Monday
console.log(dateNow.getFirstDay());   // 2020-04-01T03:00:00.000Z
console.log(dateNow.getLastDay());    // 2020-04-30T03:00:00.000Z
console.log(dateNow.getWeekEnd());    // 2020-04-18T14:09:02.649Z
console.log(dateNow.getWeekBegin());  // 2020-04-12T14:09:02.649Z
console.log(dateNow.nextDay(5));      // 2020-04-18T14:09:02.649Z
console.log(dateNow.backDay(5));      // 2020-03-08T14:09:02.649Z

// Work with Arrays

let list = [1, 2, 3, 4];
let myList = [2, 3, 4];

list.getLastElement();                // 4
list.getFirstElement();               // 1
list.getMiddleElement();              // [2, 3]
myList.getMiddleElement();            // [3]

// Work with Strings

let myFirstString = '1';

myFirstString.twoDigits();            // '01'
myFirstString.threeDigits();          // '001'

let mySecondSting = '11';

mySecondSting.twoDigits();            // '11'
mySecondSting.threeDigits();          // '011'

let myThirdSting = '123';

myThirdSting.twoDigits();             // '123'
myThirdSting.threeDigits();           // '123'

let myFourthString = 'my string';

myFourthString.captalize();           // 'My string'
myFourthString.captalizeAll();        // 'My String'

let myString = 'my string';

myFourthString.splitToArray(3);       // [ 'my ', 'str', 'ing' ]
myFourthString.splitToArray(2);       // [ 'my', ' s', 'tr', 'in', 'g' ]

myString = '';

myString.splitToArray(2);             // []

// Work with functions

let firstString = '1';

twoDigits(firstString);               // '01'
threeDigits(firstString);             // '001'

let secondSting = '11';

twoDigits(secondSting);               // '11'
threeDigits(secondSting);             // '011'

let thirdSting = '123';

twoDigits(thirdSting);                // '123'
threeDigits(thirdSting);              // '123'