itsa-utils is a collection of basic utility functions designed for JavaScript environments, supporting both server-side (Node.js) and client-side (browser) usage, making it an isomorphic module. It is part of a broader 'itsa' community project aimed at developing highly tested, well-documented, and performant CommonJS modules. The package is currently at version 1.4.3 and was last published over 8 years ago, indicating it is no longer actively maintained. While originally intended to provide a robust set of common helpers, its key differentiator at the time was its isomorphic design within the 'itsa' ecosystem, emphasizing reusability across different JavaScript environments. Given its age, it relies on CommonJS module patterns and does not natively support modern ESM syntax or TypeScript.
npm install itsa-utilsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to import itsa-utils using CommonJS and provides illustrative examples of common utility function usage like type checking, object cloning, and array conversion.
Strongly consider migrating to an actively maintained and modern utility library (e.g., Lodash, Ramda, or native browser/Node.js APIs) to ensure security, performance, and compatibility with current JavaScript standards.
Always use `require()` for importing this package in Node.js. For browser usage, ensure it's bundled correctly for CommonJS compatibility or included via a script tag if part of the larger `itsa` build.
Consult any available documentation for the exact API of `itsa-utils` functions. If documentation is unavailable, inspect the `itsaUtils` object after requiring it (e.g., `console.log(Object.keys(itsaUtils));`) to discover available methods.
Ensure your project is configured for CommonJS compatibility if you intend to use this package. For new projects, it's recommended to choose a modern, actively maintained utility library that supports ESM.
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