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some utilities for easier developing
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some utilities for easier developing
// @require https://greasyfork.org/scripts/451088/code/utils.js// @require https://greasyfork.org/scripts/451088/code/utils.js to your script meta info.If you see after type of argument *, then that argument is optional, so you can not use it.
Argument 1: string
Returns: string
Converts the first letter in a string to uppercase.
utils.capitalize('hello!') // Output: 'Hello!'
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: number | string | object *
Returns: boolean
Checks if argument 1 starts with argument 2.
utils.startsWith('hello', 'he') // Output: true
utils.startsWith('hello', 'llo') // Output: false
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: number | string | object *
Returns: boolean
Checks if argument 1 ends with argument 2.
utils.endsWith('hello', 'he') // Output: false
utils.endsWith('hello', 'llo') // Output: true
Argument 1: number | string | object
Argument 2: number
Returns: any
Returns value that stored in argument 1 at argument 2 index.
utils.at([3, 2, 1], 0) // Output: 3
utils.at([3, 2, 1], -1) // Output: 1
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: Element *
Returns: Element | null
Returns element from document with selector that equals to argument 1. Argument 2 is parent node
utils.querySelector('html') // Output: <html lang="en">...
utils.querySelector('body', utils.querySelector('html')) // Output: <body>...
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: Element *
Returns: NodeList | null
Returns node list from document with selector that equals to argument 1. Argument 2 is parent node
utils.querySelectorAll('div') // Output: [<div>..., <div>..., ...]
Argument 1: HTMLElement
Returns: string
Returns CSS selector that leads to element.
utils.buildCSSSelector(utils.querySelector('head > link')) // Output: "html > head > link"
Argument 1: Function
Returns: undefined
Runs function in try { ... } catch() { ... } block to make sure that code doesn't will give error. Use in places where expected error.
utils.try(function() {
console.logg('Hello!') // Here is Error, but code will continue to work
})
console.log('hello again!')
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: boolean *
Returns: undefined
Opens link that should be written in argument 1. Argument 2 used to choose open page in new tab or not (default: false).
utils.open('https://greasyfork.org/en/users/824432') // New Tab
utils.open('https://greasyfork.org/en/users/824432', false) // This Tab
Returns: object
Returns global object.
utils.getGlobal() // Window ...
Argument 1: HTMLElement
Argument 2: HTMLElement
Returns: undefined
Append argument 1 to argument 2.
utils.append(document.querySelector('img'), document.querySelector('a'))
Returns: boolean
Returns true if jQuery exists on page, otherwise false.
utils.isjQueryExists() // Output: true or false
Returns: string
Returns UUIDv4 (xxxxxxxx-xxxx-4xxx-(8|9|a|b)xxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx).
utils.UUID() // Output: 155ae6c7-a97c-444b-b588-ee0d2fcea19f
Argument 1: Function
Returns: undefined
Initializes function when page is loaded and interactive.
utils.onLoad(function() {
console.log('hello world!')
})
Argument 1: string
Returns: string
Returns string without needless spaces.
utils.spaceTrim('hello world!') // Output: "hello world!"
Argument 1: string
Returns: HTMLElement
Waits util element will exist on page, and then returns it.
utils.waitForElement('body > div').then(function() {
document.querySelector('body').style.background = 'red'
})
Argument 1: Function
Argument 2: number *
Returns: undefined
Initializes function after some time. You can set that time in argument 2. (Milliseconds)
var now = Date.now()
utils.delay(function() {
console.log('Hi! Im runned after', Math.round((Date.now() - now) / 1000), 'seconds')
}, 2000)
Returns: undefined
Reloads page.
utils.reload()
Argument 1: Function
Returns: string | null
Returns string if function has name, otherwise, returns null.
utils.getFunctionName(function helloWorld() {}) // Output: 'helloWorld'
utils.getFunctionName(function () {}) // Output: null
Argument 1: object
Returns: number
Returns total milliseconds from object values.
utils.time({
year: 1,
month: 5,
week: 42,
day: 2,
hour: 72,
minute: 3,
second: 30,
millisecond: 1337,
someOtherKey: 'someOtherValue', // that line will be ignored.
})
// Output: 188880737337
utils.time({
minute: 1,
seconds: 30,
})
// Output: 60000
Argument 1: string
Argument 2: object *
Returns: Element
Returns element with tag name that equals to argument 1, argument 2 is used to set attributes.
utils.createElement('h1', {
title: 'Some Title',
'data-is-h1-tag': true
})
// Output: <h1 title="Some Title" data-is-h1-tag="true">...