ehmicky

Handle errors in a simple, stable, consistent way

🤠 Object property paths with wildcards and regexps 🌵

Run any command on specific Node.js versions

Show some ❤️ to process errors

Human-friendly process signals

All the characters that work on most terminals

⛑️ JSON serialization should never fail

🤖 Repeat tests. Repeat tests. Repeat tests.

Fast cartesian product

Gulp.js command execution for humans

🤠 Functional utilities using object property paths with wildcards and regexps 🌵

Get the current package's binary path

💣 Error handler for CLI applications 💥

Download a specific version of Node.js

Cartesian product for big inputs

Convert errors to/from plain objects

Resolve Node.js version aliases like 'latest', 'lts' or 'erbium'

Debug what is in your Netlify Build Cache

🤠 Parser for object property paths with wildcards and regexps 🌵

`modern-errors` plugin to create HTTP error responses

Normalize exceptions/errors

ESLint configuration for my own projects

Get the preferred Node.js version of a project or user

Merge an error with its inner cause

Get the UTF-8 byte length of a string

List all available Node.js versions

Wrap a function without changing its name and other properties

Truncate a JSON string

`modern-errors` plugin to clean stack traces

Normalize and validate Node.js versions

Like `string.slice()` but bytewise

Let users toggle colors

Automated development tasks for my own projects

`modern-errors` plugin to handle errors in CLI modules

Merge objects/arrays declaratively

Get the global cache directory

Like `performance.now()` but in nanoseconds.

Create custom error classes

Fetch releases on nodejs.org

Guess the indentation of a JSON string

Check if a value is an `Error` instance

Set array items declaratively

Properly update an error's message

Properly update an error's properties

Properly update an error's stack

Properly wrap an error's message

Chalk with style strings

Properly create error classes

Prettier configuration for my own projects

Functional switch statement

Better `Object.defineProperty()`.