A zero-dependency TypeScript utility library for universal JavaScript
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npm install zeed
# or
pnpm add zeed
# or
yarn add zeed
Powerful, filterable logging for browser and terminal with colorful output and stack traces.
import { Logger } from 'zeed'
const log = Logger('demo')
log('Hello World')
log.info('Info')
log.warn('Warning')
log.error('Error')
Terminal output:
Browser output:
Filtering:
By default, logs are muted. Enable them with filters:
Browser:
localStorage.zeed = '*'
Node.js:
ZEED=* node myapp.js
You can use advanced filters compatible with debug syntax. Use ZEED or DEBUG environment variables (ZEED supersedes DEBUG).
Filter by level: ZEED_LEVEL=info to hide debug logs.
Write to file: ZEED_LOG=/path/to/file.log
Log Handlers:
LoggerConsoleHandler(opt) - Plain console outputLoggerBrowserHandler(opt) - Colorful browser logsLoggerNodeHandler(opt) - Colorful Node.js logsLoggerFileHandler(path, opt) - File output with optional rotationLog Rotation Example:
import { LoggerFileHandler } from 'zeed'
LoggerFileHandler('/var/log/app.log', {
rotation: {
size: '10M',
maxFiles: 5,
compress: 'gzip'
}
})
Powerful utilities for working with async operations:
// Wait for an event
await waitOn(emitter, 'action', 1000)
// Sleep for milliseconds
await sleep(1000)
// Timeout a promise
await timeout(asyncFn, 1000)
// Ensure a value is a Promise
await promisify(returnValue)
Multiple ID generation strategies for different use cases:
// UUID (Base62, 22 chars) - cryptographically secure
const id = uuid()
// Sortable UID with timestamp
const sortable = suid()
suidDate(sortable) // Extract timestamp
// Named incremental IDs (great for debugging)
uname('user') // => 'user-0'
uname('user') // => 'user-1'
// Classic UUID v4
const classic = uuidv4() // => 'a7755f8d-ef6f-45e9-8db3-d29347a4a2a1'
Available ID types: uuid, uuidB32, suid, quid, uuidv4
Type-safe, async event emitter with full TypeScript support:
interface MyEvents {
inc: (count: number) => number
}
const e = new Emitter<MyEvents>()
e.on('inc', async count => counter + 1)
await e.emit('inc', 1)
// Or use the .call proxy
await e.call.inc(1)
Global emitter for cross-module communication:
declare global {
interface ZeedGlobalEmitter {
test: (x: string) => void
}
}
getGlobalEmitter().call.test('Hello World')
Type-safe messaging infrastructure for client-server communication:
const m = useMessageHub({ channel }).send<MyMessages>()
m.echo({ hello: 'world' })
๐ฏ Type-safe โข ๐ Standard Schema Compatible โข ๐ Zero Dependencies
Powerful schema validation with full TypeScript inference and Standard Schema support:
import { z } from 'zeed'
// Define and validate schemas
const userSchema = z.object({
name: z.string(),
email: z.string(),
age: z.number().optional(),
role: z.stringLiterals(['admin', 'user', 'guest']),
})
// Full type inference
type User = z.infer<typeof userSchema>
// Parse and validate
const user = schemaParseObject(userSchema, data)
Compatible with tRPC, TanStack Form/Router, Hono, and 40+ other libraries:
// Use with any standard-schema-compatible library
const schema = z.object({
name: z.string(),
count: z.number(),
})
const result = schema['~standard'].validate({ name: 'test', count: 42 })
if (result.issues) {
console.error('Validation failed:', result.issues)
}
else {
console.log('Valid data:', result.value)
}
Features:
string(), number(), int(), boolean(), any()object(), record(), pick(), omit(), extend(), partial(), required()array(), tuple()union(), literal(), stringLiterals().optional(), .default(), .describe()|
๐ CRDT Sorting
๐ Binary Encoding
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๐ Deep Object Utils
๐งน Resource Disposal
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Zeed includes many more utilities - explore the full API documentation!
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