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@overkill/is-wds

v1.3.0

Published

Is this string REALLY "WDS"?

Readme

Is WDS

Check if a value is the string "WDS", but with, as of 6/26/2025, every NPM package that contains the string 'is-wds' in its package name and returns true if "WDS" is the input. (except for @thinkofvinoth/is-wds, which installed like 1000 packages from lerna)

Installation

Install with your favorite package manager. If it's NPM:

$ npm install @overkill/is-wds

If it's Yarn:

$ yarn add @overkill/is-wds

If it's--, wait, you probably know how to install a package. um, okay. MOVING On...

Usage

just import it one of these ways:


// CommonJS

var isWDS = require('@overkill/is-wds');
// or
var isWDS = require('@overkill/is-wds').default;
// or
var isWDS = require('@overkill/is-wds').isWDS;
// or
var { isWDS } = require('@overkill/is-wds');

// ESM

import isWDS from '@overkill/is-wds'
// or
import { isWDS } from '@overkill/is-wds'

then use it like this

console.log(isWDS('WDS')) // true
console.log(isWDS('wds')) // false
console.log(isWDS('anything else')) // false

Tests

To run tests, do a git clone and run npm test.

contributing

contribute on the github repo

license

mit licensed