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1.8.3

added try catches to proxies to stop it from crashing from a symbol bug

1.8.2

updated for aepl update

1.8.1

updated class builder to use aepl

1.8.0

• Updated class builders
• Added new Stew.Class() new Soup.Class() and new Noodle.Class()

const { Soup } = require('stews');

new Soup.Class("Leaderboard", class {
    constructor(func) {
        let parent = this.parent;

        if (!func) func = function(a, b) {
            return b - a;
        }

        return parent.sortBy(parent.values, func);
    }
});

let thing = new Soup({
    player1: 50,
    player2: 10,
    player3: 100,
});

console.log(new thing.Leaderboard()); // { player3: 100, player1: 50, player2: 10 }

1.7.2

Updated links and installation

1.7.1

Stews 1.7.1 🍲

• added noodle.equalTo()

let nood = new Noodle("abc")

nood.equalTo("a") // false
nood.equalTo("abc") // true
nood.equalTo("a", "abc") // true

1.7.0

STEWS 1.7.0! 🍲

I've waited long enough to release this update and I'm looking forward to actively using it.
I was busy for a while with other projects but I kinda just decided to finish it up and release it because I'm pretty happy with it.

hopefully more updates will come soon because I unfortunately had to remove things like bowls and there may be bugs with noodles

Noodles 🍜

there's an entirely new class called Noodle which is made primarily for strings and string manipulation
it carries over a lot of the functions from stews but also adds some new ones from normal strings

const { Noodle } = require('stews')

var noodle = new Noodle("abc 123") // Noodle { content: "abc 123" }

console.log(noodle.length) // 7
console.log(noodle.wordCount) // 2

console.log(noodle.toUpperCase(0)) // Noodle { content: "Abc 123" }

console.log(noodle.endsWith("abc")) // false
console.log(noodle.endsWith("abc", 123)) // true

noodle.push(" 123")

console.log(noodle.replaceAll("123", "abc")) // Noodle { content: "abc abc abc" }

Misc

• Added optional index arguments to all toUpperCase() and toLowerCase() functions for Stews, Soups, and Noodles
• Removed Bowls possibly for a later update
• Probably fixed another bug with sort()

1.6.6

Stews v1.6.6 🍲

• all sort related functions now return their output instead of just automatically overwriting the original
• fully rewrote sort() and I hopefully shouldn't have to change it again
• added sortBy() so you can use it for things like more efficient leaderboards
• added fetch() as an alternative to get()
• added fetchValue() as a way to get from values
• added trim() to remove unnecessary spaces from keys and values
• added trimKeys() to remove unnecessary spaces from keys
• added trimValues() to remove unnecessary spaces from values

const { Stew, Soup } = require('stews');

// it works the same way for soups to save time I won't do both
let list = new Stew( ["a", "b", "c", "d"] );
let pair = new Stew( {"key0": "value0", "key1": "value1"} );

list.fetch(0); // { value: "a", index: 0 }
list.fetch(1); // { value: "b", index: 1 }
list.fetch("c"); // { value: "c", index: 2 }

pair.fetch(0); // { key: "key0", value: "value0", index: 0 }
pair.fetch(1); // { key: "key1", value: "value1", index: 1 }
pair.fetch("key1"); // { key: "key1", value: "value1", index: 1 }

const { Stew, Soup } = require('stews');

// it works the same way for soups to save time I won't do both
let thing = new Stew({
    "user1": 5,
    "user2": 50,
    "user3": 10
});


thing.sortBy(thing.values); // { 'user1': 5, 'user3': 10, 'user2': 50 }

thing.sortBy(thing.values, (a, b) => { return b - a } ); // { 'user2': 50, 'user3': 10, 'user1': 5 } 

1.6.5

I'm an idiot and messed something up lol