This content originally appeared on Bits and Pieces - Medium and was authored by Kevin Vogel
Great TypeScript Helpers
In this article, I want to show you 10 helpful one-liners in TypeScript. One-liners can be a helpful way to minimize your code.
wait
Waiting for a specific amount of time in milliseconds.
isWeekday
Check if a date is a weekday.
reverse
Reversing a string.
isEven
Check if a number is even.
capitalize
Capitalizing a string.
isArrayEmpty
Check if an array is empty.
isObjectEmpty
Check if an object/array is empty.
randomInteger
Generating a random integer based on two arguments.
randomBoolean
Generating a random boolean.
toggleBoolean
Toggling a boolean. Turning a false to true and a true to false.
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