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As another comment mentions, this is less of a standard library in the traditional sense and more a collection of functions the author finds useful in their spe
by chrismeller 8y ago
As another comment mentions, this is less of a standard library in the traditional sense and more a collection of functions the author finds useful in their specific line of work on a regular basis - it has a heavy emphasis on numerical and statistical functions that most people probably aren't going to use terribly often.
So in a generic way... maybe? It does offer a set of standard functions that aren't available natively, though personally I find Lodash to be much more of a traditional standard library than this.
In a specific way? No, as I don't see any kind of padding function and there will always be instances in which you need a small module that may be overlooked - that's the nature of any packaging system.
- pburckhardt 8y agopadding functions and other string utilities are available under the "string" namespace: https://github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/tree/develop/lib/node_modules/%40stdlib/string https://github.com/stdlib-js/stdlib/tree/develop/lib/node_mo...