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@debkit/types

v1.2.0

Published

Fluent boolean chains, condition helpers, and type transformation utilities

Downloads

27

Readme

@debkit/types

Fluent boolean chains, condition helpers, and type transformation utilities. Zero dependencies.

Install

npm install @debkit/types

API

Boolean Chains

when(value) / is(value) / check(value) / satisfy(value)

Creates a fluent boolean chain for composing conditions.

import { when, check } from '@debkit/types';

when(user).and(user.isActive).truthy();   // true if both truthy
check(value > 0).or(value === -1).truthy(); // true if either

when(condition).negative().truthy(); // negation

Chain methods:

| Method | Description | |---|---| | .and(value) | Logical AND with another value | | .or(value) | Logical OR with another value | | .negative() | Negate the chain | | .truthy() | Resolve to boolean |

toBoolean(data)

Intelligent type coercion to boolean.

import { toBoolean } from '@debkit/types';

toBoolean('hello');  // true
toBoolean('');       // false (empty string after trim)
toBoolean(0);        // false
toBoolean([]);       // false (empty array)
toBoolean({ a: 1 }); // true (non-empty object)

Condition Helpers

and(...conditions) / or(...conditions)

Batch boolean evaluation.

import { and, or } from '@debkit/types';

and(true, true, true); // true
or(false, false, true); // true

processConditions<T>(data)

Applies predicate functions against data.

import { processConditions } from '@debkit/types';

processConditions(5).and(
  (v) => v > 0,
  (v) => v < 10
); // true

isNullOrUndefined(value)

Returns true if value is null or undefined.

isNullAndConditions<T>(value, ...conditions)

Returns true if value is null, OR if all conditions pass.

Type Transformation

transformTypes<T>(value)

Returns a transformer object that converts value to a target type.

import { transformTypes } from '@debkit/types';

transformTypes('42').number();   // 42
transformTypes(1).boolean();     // true
transformTypes('false').boolean(); // false (special string handling)
transformTypes('hello').string(); // 'hello'

// Custom transform
transformTypes('raw').custom((v) => `processed:${v}`);
// 'processed:raw'

Error Chain

checkChain<T>(value)

Fluent error-throwing chain.

import { checkChain } from '@debkit/types';

checkChain(port)
  .on((v) => v < 0).throw(new Error('Port must be positive'))
  .on((v) => v > 65535).throw(new Error('Port out of range'));

License

MIT