utilities-store

from what information I've read. I should think of this as more of a service? which would allow the use of all files inside the store to be used with strings instead of importing them for each command, making the command cleaner and shorter?

Solution

You can expose functions to

this.container.utilities.<your thing>

this.container.utilities.<your thing>

. As per the readme example it would be

this.container.utilities.sum.add(...)

this.container.utilities.sum.add(...)

. If you want to put raw strings in there use public class properties or getters.

So yes I suppose you're right. It's a bit of a niche thing for people who don't like many imports. I don't use it personally.

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