It used to be that you could setup a web page with just a few lines of code and js script include and a css inlude.
I bet this lib was created as satire. Modern day web frameworks are so bloated and filled with overhead that even a simple one line evaluation can be turned into a monstrosity.
It's satire playing on the fact that the entire Node.js ecosystem is built around 1-liner packages that in any other language this would just be code snippets you'd find on stack overflow.
These packages started out as a good idea to make a standard library for javascript, but after event-stream, left-pad, and other controversies, it's becoming apparent how much of an anti-pattern small 1-liner packages have become.
How did I know this was going to be a useless/joke JS package? IMO, if you’re going to make a joke package, at least make it interesting like onelinerizer[0].
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[ 12.0 ms ] story [ 658 ms ] threadI bet this lib was created as satire. Modern day web frameworks are so bloated and filled with overhead that even a simple one line evaluation can be turned into a monstrosity.
Look at: is-windows (seems archived now for some reason) or https://github.com/jonschlinkert/isobject - 2.6million dependencies
These packages started out as a good idea to make a standard library for javascript, but after event-stream, left-pad, and other controversies, it's becoming apparent how much of an anti-pattern small 1-liner packages have become.
[0]: https://github.com/csvoss/onelinerizer
https://github.com/Innectic/isnt-thirteen
Incredible.