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@zthun/trilean

v3.0.0

Published

A tri state boolean logic type.

Readme

Trilean

Provides a three-state logic type whose values are true, false, and ZTrilean.Indeterminate. The indeterminate value is the string "indeterminate", rather than null or undefined.

Installation

# npm
npm install @zthun/trilean
# Yarn
yarn add @zthun/trilean

Usage

import { ZTrilean, type trilean } from "@zthun/trilean";

const checked: trilean = true;
const unchecked: trilean = false;
const indeterminate: trilean = ZTrilean.Indeterminate;

// Returns 'true'
ZTrilean.stringify(checked);
// Returns 'false'
ZTrilean.stringify(unchecked);
// Returns 'indeterminate'
ZTrilean.stringify(indeterminate);

// Returns true
ZTrilean.parse("true");
// Returns false
ZTrilean.parse("false");
// Returns ZTrilean.Indeterminate
ZTrilean.parse("indeterminate");
// Returns false
ZTrilean.parse(null);
// Returns the fallback value, true
ZTrilean.parse("not-a-trilean", true);

// Returns true
ZTrilean.is(true);
ZTrilean.is(false);
ZTrilean.is(ZTrilean.Indeterminate);
// Returns false
ZTrilean.is("string is not a trilean");
// Returns true and narrows the type to indeterminate
ZTrilean.isIndeterminate(ZTrilean.Indeterminate);

// Convert values to trileans.
ZTrilean.convert(1); // true
ZTrilean.convert(0); // false
ZTrilean.convert("TRUE"); // true
ZTrilean.convert("A truthy value"); // false (the default fallback)
ZTrilean.convert("A truthy value", true); // true (the supplied fallback)
ZTrilean.convert(null, ZTrilean.Indeterminate); // ZTrilean.Indeterminate
ZTrilean.convert(ZTrilean.Indeterminate); // ZTrilean.Indeterminate

ZTrilean.parse accepts "true", "false", and "indeterminate" without regard to case. It does not trim whitespace. Unrecognized strings, null, and undefined return the supplied fallback, which defaults to false.

ZTrilean.convert preserves trilean values, parses strings with ZTrilean.parse, and returns the fallback for null or undefined. All other values are converted to booleans according to their truthiness.

ZTrilean.is and ZTrilean.isIndeterminate are TypeScript type guards. Use ZTrilean.is to check whether an unknown value is a trilean, and ZTrilean.isIndeterminate to check whether a trilean is indeterminate.