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typical

v7.1.1

Published

Isomorphic, functional type-checking for Javascript

Downloads

18,105,071

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typical

Isomorphic, functional type-checking for Javascript.

Example

import * as t from 'typical'
const allDefined = array.every(t.isDefined)

t.isNumber(n) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if input is a number (including infinity). It is a more reasonable alternative to typeof n which returns number for NaN.

Kind: static method of typical
Returns: boolean - true if input is a number

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | n | * | The input to test |

Example

> t.isNumber(0)
true
> t.isNumber(1)
true
> t.isNumber(1.1)
true
> t.isNumber(0xff)
true
> t.isNumber(0644)
true
> t.isNumber(6.2e5)
true
> t.isNumber(NaN)
false
> t.isNumber(Infinity)
true

t.isFiniteNumber(n) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if input is a finite number. Identical to isNumber beside excluding infinity.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | n | * | The input to test |

Example

> t.isFiniteNumber(0)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(1)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(1.1)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(0xff)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(0644)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(6.2e5)
true
> t.isFiniteNumber(NaN)
false
> t.isFiniteNumber(Infinity)
false

t.isPlainObject(input) ⇒ boolean

A plain object is a simple object literal, it is not an instance of a class. Returns true if the input typeof is object and directly decends from Object.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

Example

> t.isPlainObject({ something: 'one' })
true
> t.isPlainObject(new Date())
false
> t.isPlainObject([ 0, 1 ])
false
> t.isPlainObject(/test/)
false
> t.isPlainObject(1)
false
> t.isPlainObject('one')
false
> t.isPlainObject(null)
false
> t.isPlainObject((function * () {})())
false
> t.isPlainObject(function * () {})
false

t.isArrayLike(input) ⇒ boolean

An array-like value has all the properties of an array yet is not an array instance. An example is the arguments object. Returns true`` if the input value is an object, not null`` and has a length property set with a numeric value.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

Example

function sum(x, y){
  console.log(t.isArrayLike(arguments))
  // prints `true`
}

t.isObject(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the typeof input is 'object' but not null.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isDefined(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is defined.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isUndefined(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is undefined.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isNull(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is null.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isDefinedValue(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is not one of undefined, null, or NaN.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isClass(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is an ES2015 class.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isPrimitive(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input is a string, number, symbol, boolean, null or undefined value.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isPromise(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input is a Promise.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isIterable(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input is an iterable (Map, Set, Array, Generator etc.).

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

Example

> t.isIterable('string')
true
> t.isIterable(new Map())
true
> t.isIterable([])
true
> t.isIterable((function * () {})())
true
> t.isIterable(Promise.resolve())
false
> t.isIterable(Promise)
false
> t.isIterable(true)
false
> t.isIterable({})
false
> t.isIterable(0)
false
> t.isIterable(1.1)
false
> t.isIterable(NaN)
false
> t.isIterable(Infinity)
false
> t.isIterable(function () {})
false
> t.isIterable(Date)
false
> t.isIterable()
false
> t.isIterable({ then: function () {} })
false

t.isString(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is a string. The equivalent of typeof input === 'string' for use in funcitonal contexts.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

t.isFunction(input) ⇒ boolean

Returns true if the input value is a function. The equivalent of typeof input === 'function' for use in funcitonal contexts.

Kind: static method of typical

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | input | * | The input to test |

Load anywhere

This library is compatible with Node.js, the Web and any style of module loader. It can be loaded anywhere, natively without transpilation.

Within a Node.js ECMAScript Module:

import * as typical from 'typical'

or

import { isNumber } from 'typical'

Within a modern browser ECMAScript Module:

import typical from './node_modules/typical/index.mjs'

© 2014-21 Lloyd Brookes <[email protected]>.

Isomorphic test suite by test-runner and web-runner. Documented by jsdoc-to-markdown.