@naverpay/hidash

A modern, performance-focused alternative to Lodash.

Features

• 🚀 Dual Package Support (CJS, ESM): Built for modern JavaScript, optimized for tree-shaking
• ⚡️ High Performance: Consistently faster than Lodash in benchmarks (verified with Vitest)
• 🔄 Drop-in Replacement: 100% compatible with Lodash's interface and behavior
• 🎯 Type Safety: Written in TypeScript with complete type definitions
• 📦 Subpath Imports: Granular imports for minimal bundle size
• 🧪 Test Coverage: Every function has test cases that match Lodash's behavior exactly
• 0️⃣ Zero Dependencies: No external runtime dependencies, keeping your bundle lean
• ✅ Proven Reliability: Used in production at NAVER Pay

Installation

npm install @naverpay/hidash
# or
yarn add @naverpay/hidash
# or
pnpm add @naverpay/hidash

Usage

Import functions individually using subpath imports:

import has from '@naverpay/hidash/has'
import isEmpty from '@naverpay/hidash/isEmpty'
import isObject from '@naverpay/hidash/isObject'

// Same interface as Lodash
has(object, 'user.name') // true
isEmpty([]) // true
isObject({}) // true

❌ Package does not support namespace imports:

// This will not work
import {has, isEmpty} from '@naverpay/hidash'

Why hidash?

• Modern: Built specifically for subpath imports for optimal tree-shaking
• Performance: Optimized implementations that outperform Lodash in most scenarios
• Compatibility: Designed as a drop-in replacement with identical interfaces and behavior
• Tested: Comprehensive test suite ensuring Lodash compatibility and performance benchmarks

Test Coverage

• Test Coverage

Benchmark

• Link

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

Feature Requests

Want additional Lodash methods to be implemented? Please create an issue with:

• The method name
• Use case description
• Current workaround (if any)

We prioritize implementing new methods based on community needs.

Pull Requests

Feel free to submit PRs for:

• Bug fixes
• Performance improvements
• New utility methods
• Documentation improvements

Please read our contributing guidelines before submitting PRs.

Commenting Guidelines

To ensure code readability and maintainability, please follow these guidelines when adding comments to the codebase:

1. Function Header Comments (Required)

• Description: Clearly and concisely describe the purpose and behavior of the function.
• Params: List and explain all parameters.
• Returns: Describe the return value(s).

Example:

/**
 * @description
 * Returns a new array with the results of calling a provided function on every element in the collection.
 * 
 * @param {Array|Object} collection - The collection to iterate over.
 * @param {Function} iteratee - The function invoked per iteration.
 * @returns {Array} The new mapped array.
 */

2. Internal Comments (Optional)

• Add internal comments only when necessary, such as for:
  • Explaining complex logic
  • Highlighting performance improvements
  • Noting non-obvious implementation details
• Keep these comments concise and focused.

3. Consistency with lodash

• Most function names are identical to lodash.
• However, @naverpay/hidash may introduce enhancements (e.g., improved type safety, interface changes).
• Please clearly document any differences or improvements from lodash in the relevant function’s header comment.

4. General Best Practices

• Keep comments up to date with code changes.
• Avoid redundant or obvious comments.
• Use English for all comments.

License

MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.

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