OmniTools (flat API)

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OmniTools.OmniTools Module

OmniTools

A comprehensive utility package providing foundational functions for data manipulation, collections management, display formatting, and type introspection.

Overview

OmniTools serves as a core utility library that provides reusable functions for common programming tasks. It is designed to be type-stable and performant.

Main Features

Array Operations

• Array booleanization and masking

• Matrix diagonal operations (upper, lower, off-diagonal)

• Array stacking and view operations

• Invalid value handling and replacement

Collections and Data Structures

• Dictionary to NamedTuple conversion

• NamedTuple manipulation (field dropping, combining, setting)

• Table to NamedTuple conversion

• List tabularization

• Unique/non-unique element detection

String Utilities

• String case conversion and formatting

• Prefix/suffix manipulation

Number Utilities

• Value clamping and validation

• Invalid number detection and replacement

• Fractional and cumulative sum operations

Display and Formatting

• Colored terminal output with Crayons

• ASCII art banners with FIGlet

• Logging level management

• Type information display with color coding

• Banner and separator display functions

Type and Method Utilities

• Type introspection and hierarchy exploration

• Docstring generation for types

• Method manipulation utilities

• Long tuple handling

Documentation Utilities

• Automated docstring generation

• Type documentation formatting

• Purpose function integration

Dependencies

• Accessors: Utilities for accessing and modifying nested data structures

• Crayons: Colored terminal output

• DataStructures: Data structure utilities for collections

• FIGlet: ASCII art text generation

• InteractiveUtils: Interactive utilities for Julia REPL

• Logging: Logging framework

• TypedTables: Typed table data structures

Usage Example

using OmniTools

# Convert dictionary to NamedTuple
dict = Dict(:a => 1, :b => 2)
nt = dict_to_namedtuple(dict)

# Display a banner (FIGlet)
print_figlet_banner("OmniTools")

# Work with arrays
arr = [1, 2, 3, 0, -1, 5]
bool_arr = positive_mask(arr)

# String utilities
str = to_uppercase_first("hello_world", "Time")  # Returns :TimeHelloWorld

Notes

• Functions are designed to be type-stable for performance-critical workflows

• The package provides foundational utilities intended for reuse across packages

• Display utilities support both colored and plain text output

• NamedTuple utilities enable efficient manipulation of structured data types

See Also

• dict_to_namedtuple for dictionary conversion

• print_figlet_banner for ASCII art display

• positive_mask for array masking

• get_type_docstring for type documentation generation

Internal