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@teamcoder/arrayequalvalidator

v1.0.1

Published

This module is small but easy to use. The purpose of this module is to check if a array contains a value specified, it can optionally also do none case sensitive comparing.

Downloads

6

Readme

Array Equal Validator

This module is small but easy to use. The purpose of this module is to check if the source array contains the complete target value, and optionally can compare not case sensitive words as well.

Validation Processes

The code checks that the source array equals the target value.

Compare method 1

The code checks that the source array equals the target value, which must be case sensitive.

Compare method 2

The code checks that the source array equals the target value, which must not be case sensitive.

Code Sample

This following code is to tested that all methods correctly functions as intended, is also provided in this module.

import { arrayEqual } from '@teamcoder/arrayequalvalidator';

console.log( "Testing Condition  1 Passed = " + !arrayEqual( [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "world" , true            ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  2 Passed = " + arrayEqual(  [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "world" , false           ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  3 Passed = " + arrayEqual(  [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "World" , true            ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  4 Passed = " + arrayEqual(  [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "World" , false           ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  5 Passed = " + !arrayEqual( [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "Beams"                   ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  6 Passed = " + !arrayEqual( [ "Hallo" , "World" ] , "beans"                   ) );
console.log( "Testing Condition  7 Passed = " + ( arrayEqual( "Hallo World" , "beans" ) == null ? true : false ) );

The results will look as follows

Testing Condition  1 Passed = true
Testing Condition  2 Passed = true
Testing Condition  3 Passed = true
Testing Condition  4 Passed = true
Testing Condition  5 Passed = true
Testing Condition  6 Passed = true
Testing Condition  7 Passed = true

Function Parameters

Parameters Passed

@param  { Array          }  source           The source value to compare
@param  { Any            }  target           The target value to compare
@param  { Boolean        }  caseSensitive    If the check must be case sensitive ( optional , default = true )

Parameters Returned

@return { Boolean         }                  Validation passed or failed
@return { Null            }                  Source is not an array if null is returned

Notes Before You Start

Very important to remember to always include the following in your main project package.json file:

"type": "module"

Without this entry in the package file you will get the following error if you try to run your project

(node:15500) Warning: To load an ES module, set "type": "module" in the package.json or use the .mjs extension.
(Use 'node --trace-warnings ...' to show where the warning was created)
C:\Users\ ... \arrayequalvalidator\arrayequalvalidator.js:1
import { arrayequalvalidator } from '@teamcoder/arrayequalvalidator';

Version History

| Version | Date | Remark | |----------|------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 1.0.0 | 13 September 2022 | Official first release | | 1.0.1 | 13 September 2022 | test.js fixed |

How To Install

Run the following command in a terminal or command prompt in the folder you want to install the module to.

npm i @teamcoder/biggervalidator

Operating Systems Tested On

Windows, Linux and RaspberryPi

License Information

BiggerValidator © 2022 by Adriaan J. van Rensburg (CreepyCoderMC) is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

To view a online copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/