# ZHelper
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A collection of libraries that I use in a lot of projects, feel free to modify them for your use.

I realised that in a lot of projects I do, there are a few things that I almost always write from scratch, that's why I decided to create this.

This module is under the MIT license - see the LICENSE file.

To test the module, run
```js
npm test
```

# Installation
To install run
```sh
npm i --save-dev z-helper
```

# Usage
To require everything, use
```js
const zHelper = require('z-helper')
```

## Data Store
There are two ways to use my data store, you can use it as a local store that will only be persistent in the file it is initialised in.
```js
const dataStore = require('z-helper').dataStore
```

Or you can use it as a global data store across your whole application.
```js
const dataStore = new require('z-helper').dataStore.Instance()
```

You can also use both throughout the app if you would like.

The following functions are exposed and work the same for local and global data store.

### set
```js
dataStore.set('nameOfValueToStore', {'object': 'containing data'})
```

The set function can store anyhting you can think of from promises to functions to objects.

The set function returns the dataStore instance so you can chain functions.
```js
dataStore.set('nameOfValueToStore', {'object': 'containing data'})
  .get('nameOfValueOfValueToStore')
```

### get
```js
console.dir(dataStore.get('nameOfValueToGet'))
```

The get function returns whatever was stored under the key given to it, if that key does not exist, it simply returns null.

## Google Analytics
Google analytics is a work in progress

# Test coverage and eslint
{TEST_COVERAGE}