helpers4 now has a Rust crate. It starts at version 0 on purpose: the quality is already there, but the third-party security audits are not, and a library whose goal is to be trusted in critical applications has to earn its 1.0. Here is what exists, what does not yet, and why you should wait for v1 before using it where it really matters.
v3 ships a breaking cleanup (type predicates move to @helpers4/guard), but the real story is bigger: helpers4 has grown from 'the library you add alongside es-toolkit or radashi' into something that can stand on its own.
After two years of solo development, 22 pre-releases, and more than a little bit of stubbornness, helpers4/typescript v2 is finally out. Here's the story behind it.
