Closed pawelbeza closed 12 months ago
Hey 👋 I've implemented missing std features which were listed in the #118
You can test new features with the following jsonnet snippet:
{ local test = ["a", "b", "a"], local obj = {a: "1", b: "2", c:: "3"}, round1: std.round(1.0), round2: std.round(1.2), round3: std.round(1.5), isEven1: std.isEven(1), isEven2: std.isEven(2), isOdd1: std.isOdd(1), isOdd2: std.isOdd(2), isInteger1: std.isInteger(1.0), isInteger2: std.isInteger(1.1), isDecimal1: std.isDecimal(1.0), isDecimal2: std.isDecimal(1.1), xnortt: std.xnor(true, true), xnortf: std.xnor(true, false), xnorff: std.xnor(false, false), isEmpty1: std.isEmpty(""), isEmpty2: std.isEmpty(" "), isEmpty3: std.isEmpty("abc"), equalsIgnoreCase1: std.equalsIgnoreCase("a", "ac"), equalsIgnoreCase2: std.equalsIgnoreCase("a", "a"), equalsIgnoreCase3: std.equalsIgnoreCase("aB", "ab"), equalsIgnoreCase4: std.equalsIgnoreCase("aB", "Ab"), sha1: std.sha1("abcd"), sha3: std.sha3("abcd"), remove1: std.remove(["a", "b", "a"], "a"), remove2: std.remove(["a", "b", "a"], "c"), remove3: std.remove(test, "b"), remove4: test, remove5: std.removeAt(["a", "b", "a"], 0), remove6: std.removeAt(["a", "b", "a"], 1), remove7: std.removeAt(["a", "b", "a"], 4), objectRemoveKey1: std.objectRemoveKey(obj, "b"), objectRemoveKey2: std.objectRemoveKey(obj, "c"), objectRemoveKey3: obj, objectKeyValues: std.objectKeysValues(obj), objectKeyValuesAll: std.objectKeysValuesAll(obj) }
Feel free to leave comments as that's my first time writing some Rust code.
Hey @CertainLach sorry for ping but I guess you might be interested in looking into this. Cheers
Hey 👋 I've implemented missing std features which were listed in the #118
You can test new features with the following jsonnet snippet:
Feel free to leave comments as that's my first time writing some Rust code.