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Utils-Full-JS

Utils-Full-JS is a browser-first wrapper around @carry0987/utils/browser.

The package is published as @carry0987/utils-full and exposes a single default export named Utils.

It is designed for projects that prefer one cohesive utility surface instead of splitting imports across multiple package entrypoints.

Why this package exists​

  • Keep the integration model simple: import one default export and use it everywhere in browser code.
  • Preserve the familiar new Utils(extension) pattern for app-specific helper methods.
  • Re-export the full browser-ready helper surface from @carry0987/utils, including common value helpers, fetch helpers, form helpers, storage helpers, event helpers, DOM helpers, and stylesheet helpers.

What you get​

  • Static methods such as deepMerge, deepEqual, generateUUID, sendData, sendFormData, getElem, setLocalValue, dispatchEvent, and injectStylesheet.
  • Live metadata such as Utils.version, Utils.utilsVersion, Utils.stylesheetId, and Utils.replaceRule.
  • Instance extension support through the Utils constructor.

Runtime model​

Utils-Full-JS has one public runtime entrypoint and one default export:

import Utils from '@carry0987/utils-full';

const helper = new Utils({
	log(message) {
		console.log('[docs]', message);
	},
});

helper.log(Utils.version);
Utils.setLocalValue('last-version', Utils.version);
  • The constructor is for your app-specific extension methods.
  • The static methods come from the upstream browser entrypoint.
  • The version and stylesheet-related properties stay wired to the underlying module state.

Documentation map​

  • Getting Started covers installation, import styles, and the first interactive example.
  • Entrypoints explains the package format, the default export, and the live metadata properties.
  • Core Methods covers object, URL, fetch, form, timing, and error helpers that are available on Utils.
  • Browser Utilities covers DOM, events, storage, cookies, and runtime stylesheet helpers.

Relationship to @carry0987/utils​

This project does not replace the upstream package structure. It builds on top of it.

  • Use @carry0987/utils-full when you want one browser-oriented default export.
  • Use @carry0987/utils directly when you need finer-grained entrypoint control.
  • The utilsVersion property lets you inspect which upstream @carry0987/utils release is bundled into the wrapper.