utilities

Name: utilities
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Author: sajinthan

Generate standardized utility modules for TypeScript projects with typed files and safe defaults.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#typescript #utilities #generator #formatters #validators #type-guards #transformers

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npx skills add https://github.com/Sajinthan/rn-boilderplate --skill utilities

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Skill: utilities
Source: https://github.com/Sajinthan/rn-boilderplate/tree/main/.claude/skills/utilities
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sajinthan/rn-boilderplate --skill utilities

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generate standardized utility modules to reduce duplication and accelerate development of common helpers across TypeScript projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

Scaffolds core utility modules such as utils.ts, formatters.ts, validators.ts, transformers.ts, store-utils.ts, and type-guards.ts to promote consistent patterns.
Supports pure functions, data transformation, type guards, and small utility helpers used across both frontend and backend codebases.
Use cases include creating consistent formatting logic, validation pipelines, and data transformation utilities across multiple services.

Quick Start

Run the utilities generator to scaffold the standard modules (utils.ts, formatters.ts, validators.ts, transformers.ts, store-utils.ts, type-guards.ts) in src/lib and begin implementing your utilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about utilities

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I scaffold TypeScript utility modules for formatters and validators?▼

Generate standardized TypeScript utility modules by running the generator to scaffold formatters.ts, validators.ts, and transformers.ts in src/lib. This creates a pattern-based file structure with safe defaults and TypeScript typings, reducing duplication and accelerating development of common helpers.

What's the best way to organize type guards and transformers across a TypeScript project?▼

Organize type guards and transformers by generating dedicated modules like type-guards.ts and transformers.ts. This enforces consistent patterns across your codebase, ensuring repeatable data transformation and type checking logic is centralized rather than scattered.

Can I use these generated utilities in both frontend and backend TypeScript codebases?▼

Yes, the generated utilities support pure functions, data transformation, type guards, and small helpers used across both frontend and backend codebases. The modules provide consistent formatting, validation pipelines, and transformation utilities across multiple services.

Do I need any external dependencies to generate these TypeScript helper files?▼

No external dependencies are required to generate these TypeScript helper files. The generator scaffolds core utility modules with TypeScript typings and safe defaults without relying on additional packages, keeping your project lightweight.

What utility files are included when generating a standard TypeScript helpers structure?▼

The standard structure includes utils.ts, formatters.ts, validators.ts, transformers.ts, store-utils.ts, and type-guards.ts. These modules scaffold consistent patterns for pure functions, validation pipelines, and data transformation utilities.

Why should I generate standardized utility modules instead of writing helpers manually?▼

Generate standardized utility modules to reduce duplication and accelerate development of common helpers. Writing helpers manually often leads to inconsistent patterns and scattered logic, whereas scaffolding enforces repeatable formatters, validators, and type guards across teams.