Azul Tools

Some tools that i currently use in my projects, feel free to use, or to open a pull request :)

Prerequisites

This is being used, and tested with Node V14+, it might not work in lower versions.

Installing

npm install azul-tools

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Acknowledgments

• Almost every Method returns a promise, so you can use await or then
• Thats all folks!

Constructors

Tester(string)

Usefully to test how much time it will get to do something

• string the name of the tester, use this to identify things

Usage

const AzulTools = require('azul-tools);
const Test = new AzulTools.Tester('cool function');

**do something that you want to know how long will take**

Test.end(true); // will say on console => cool function took (x)ms, where (x) is the time that it tooks

Methods

sleep(ms)

Returns a promise that is solved after ms miliseconds, good to use await or then

• ms time in miliseconds

isURL(str)

Checks if str is a valid valid url, by returning true or false

• str desired string to do the magic

isTradeOfferURL(str)

Checks if str is a valid trade offer url, by returning true or false

• str desired string to do the magic

isValidSteamID(str)

Checks if str is a valid SteamID, by returning true or false

• str desired string to do the magic

isSteamID64(str)

Checks if str is a valid SteamID64, by returning true or false

• str desired string to do the magic

GetSteamID64FromURL(str)

Returns the first SteamID64 found in a desired string, can return null if didn't manage to find any

• str desired string to do the magic

TimeStamp(date)

Return an object with a formated date YYYY-MM-DD and time HH:mm:ss of the date date or the current system time if ommited.

• date date to be formated, if null or ommited, will use current system time

formatNumber(number)

Format a number to make it more readable (e.g transforms 9999 to 9,999)

• number number to be formated

readJSON(filepath)

Safe load a JSON file and parse it, if file doesn't exists, or if it fails to parse the json(bad json), it will return an emptry json.

• filepath obvious, the filepath..

Log(String) blue

Log.Warn(String) yellow

Log.Trade(String) green

Log.Debug(String, json, DebugMode) grey

Log.Error(String) red

Smart use of storeFile(), TimeStamp() and colors.js to save logs, with smooth organization by dates, times and sections

• String Log message you want to display on the console, and store.
• json If you passing a JSON content, set to true, it will use JSON.stringify() on String.
• DebugMode True if you want the console to display the message, false otherwise, but even if false, it will save the logs.

storeChatData(UserID64, Message, Bot, server_timestamp)

Smart use of storeFile() and TimeStamp() to save SteamChat logs, with smooth organization by dates, times, and SteamIDS.

• UserID64 is the SteamID64 of user
• Message is the message content
• Bot True if its a bot message (bot has sent the message), false if otherwise (if null or ommited, will be false)
• server_timestamp UTC timestamp that you need to be stored, if null or ommited, will pick the current UTC system time.

storeFile(filePath, fileContent, flag)

Safe store a file to a desired filePath, and auto create any extra directory if needed, it uses graceful-js so we don't need to worry about commom issues.

• filePath is the target filePath
• fileContent is the file content, please beware that it don't handle json, so you need to use JSON.stringify()
• flag it the fs flag, commom ones are w for writing, and a for appending (if null or ommited, will pick appending)