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What is UtilsJS?

UtilsJS is a lightweight, modern TypeScript utility library for Node.js and modern browsers (via bundlers like Webpack, Turbopack, Rollup, esbuild, and higher-level tools like Vite, tsup, and tsdown).
It provides reusable helpers to simplify everyday JavaScript and TypeScript tasks projects.

Why Use UtilsJS?

In almost every project, developers rewrite the same small utility functions — checking strings, validating types, formatting data, and manipulating arrays or objects and etc.
UtilsJS eliminates that repetition by providing a consistent, type-safe, and well-tested set of utilities you can rely on.

  • Lightweight – no unnecessary dependencies.
  • TypeScript-first – includes full, accurate type definitions.
  • Universal – works in Node.js, browsers, and modern bundlers.
  • Practical – designed for real-world usage with predictable APIs.

Core Principles

UtilsJS is built around a few simple but powerful principles:

  1. Simplicity – Every function should be easy to understand and use.
  2. Consistency – APIs follow a predictable pattern, reducing learning time.
  3. Maintainability – Encourages clean, reusable, and long-lasting code.
  4. Reliability – Each utility is tested to ensure production readiness.

Philosophy

The philosophy behind UtilsJS is to empower developers with a modern toolbox that makes daily coding tasks easier. Instead of reinventing the wheel or adding unnecessary dependencies, you can integrate UtilsJS as a small but powerful foundation for your application logic.

We focus on developer experience and clarity — every utility has clear naming, full TypeScript definitions, and predictable output. This helps teams work faster while avoiding subtle bugs that often occur with ad-hoc helper functions.

Community & Contributions

UtilsJS is an open-source project under the MIT license.
Contributions, whether big or small, are always welcome, from fixing typos to adding new utilities, every contribution helps strengthen the ecosystem.

If you'd like to contribute, check out our Contributing Guide and read the Code of Conduct to understand how we work together as a community.