plasma-utils is the set of core utilities for the Plasma Group series of projects. These utilities can be imported into other projects when necessary or convenient.
There are several easy ways to start using plasma-utils!
If you're developing a Node.js application, you can simply install plasma-utils via npm:
$ npm install --save plasma-utils
If you're developing a browser application, we provide a compressed and minified version of plasma-utils that you can include in a <script> tag.
<script src="https://cdn.plasma.group/scripts/plasma-utils.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Welcome! If you're looking to contribute to plasma-utils, you're in the right place.
Plasma Group follows a Contributing Guide and Code of Conduct adapted slightly from the Contributor Covenant. All contributors are expected to read through this guide. We're here to cultivate a welcoming and inclusive contributing environment, and every new contributor needs to do their part to uphold our community standards.
plasma-utils is tested and built with Node.js. Although you do not need [Node.js] to use this library in your application, you'll need to install Node.js (and it's corresponding package manager, npm) for your system before contributing.
plasma-utils has been tested on the following versions of Node:
- 10.14.2
If you're having trouble getting a component of plasma-utils running, please make sure you have one of the above Node.js versions installed.
plasma-utils makes use of several npm packages.
Install all required packages with:
$ npm install
plasma-utils makes use of a combination of Mocha (a testing framework) and Chai (an assertion library) for testing.
Run all tests with:
$ npm test
We're using gulp to provide a process to build plasma-utils for in-browser usage.
If you'd like to build plasma-utils yourself, simply run:
$ npm run build
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