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 yarn add @arcath/utils
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-## Functions
+## More
 
-### asyncForEach<T>(array: T[], itterator: (value: T, index: number, array: T[]) => Promise<void>) => Promise<void>
-
-Runs the supplied iterator for each element of the array
-
-### asyncMap<T, K>(list: T[], executor: (element: T, index: number, array: T[]) => Promise<K>) => Promise<K[]>
-
-As the name implies takes an array and an executor and runs array.map on them. Basically a wrapper for `Promise.all(array.map())`. Types itself properly so it can easily slot into a typescript setup.
-
-### cacheFor<T>({key: string, duration?: number}, generator: () => Promise<T>) => Promise<T>
-
-Caches the value returned by the generator for the duration seconds supplied in the options.
-
-### cacheForSync<T>({key: string, duration?: number}, generator: () => T) => T
-
-Synconous `cacheFor`
-
-### diffArray<T>(base: T[], compare: T[]) => {additional: T[], missing: T[]}
-
-Takes 2 arrays and compares them. Any elements in the compare array that are not in the base array are put in the `additional` property and any elements in the base array that are not in the compare array are put into the missing array.
-
-### mapProperty<T, K extends keyof T>(array: T[], property: K) => T[K][]
-
-Takes an array and maps it to an array of the given property.
-
-### waitFor<T>(promise: Promise<T>) => [T, null] | [null | Error]
-
-Creates a then/catch on the promise that returns an array. Allows for code to be neater.
-
-```ts
-const [data, error] = await waitFor(fetchUsers())
-
-if(error){
-  throw error
-}
-
-console.dir(data)
-```
+A full list of functions and classes can be found at https://utils.arcath.net