test-autocomplete

This package is intended as a test package for REPL environments that might use unpkg and need to test autocompletion functionality.

This can be used to confirm intellisense functionality and test your app styling.

Installation

npm install type-test

Usage

import { greet, Person, introduce, giveMeANumber, Greeter, processInput } from 'test-autocomplete';

console.log(greet("World")); // "Hello, World!"

const myPerson = new Person({
  name: "Alice",
  age: 30,
  hobbies: ["reading", "hiking"]
});
introduce(myPerson); // "This is Alice, they are 30 years old. Their hobbies are: reading, hiking"

console.log(giveMeANumber()); // 42

const greeter = new Greeter("Hello", { id: 123 });
console.log(greeter.greet("Bob")); // "Hello, Bob! Data: {"id":123}"
console.log(greeter.greet("Charlie", true)); // "Hello, Charlie!!! Data: {"id":123}"

console.log(processInput("hello")); // HELLO
console.log(processInput(123)); // 246
console.log(processInput(myPerson)); // "Name: Alice, Age: 30"

Exports

Functions

• greet(name: string): string: Returns a greeting string.
• introduce(person: Person): void: Logs a person's introduction to the console.
• giveMeANumber(): number: Returns the number 42.
• processInput(input: string): string: Converts the input string to uppercase.
• processInput(input: number): number: Multiplies the input number by 2.
• processInput(input: Person): string: Returns a string representation of the person.

Interface

• Person: An interface representing a person.
  • name: string
  • age: number
  • address?: string (optional)
  • hobbies: string

Class

• Greeter<T>: A class representing a Greeter that can hold any type of data.
  • constructor(message: string, data: T): Creates a new Greeter instance with a greeting message and data of type T.
  • greet(name: string): string: Returns a greeting using the stored message and data.
  • greet(name: string, excited: boolean): string: Returns an optionally excited greeting using the stored message and data.