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array-has-value

v1.0.2

Published

Checks if the given array has the search item (Type: string | number | boolean | object | array | null | undefined) based on the given options.

Downloads

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array-has-value

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Description

This package checks if a value (searchItem: string | number | boolean | object | array | null | undefined) is in an array (sourceArray: array) and returns true if it is, else it returns false. By default, the search is case-sensitive and strictly typed with number. The search is only at the top level of the array.

  • To make the search case-insensitive, set the caseSensitive to false ({ caseSensitive: false }).
  • To consider number string as number, set the strictType to false ({ strictType: false }).

Install


npm install array-has-value 

arrayHasValue(sourceArray, searchItem, opts)

  • sourceArray | type: array | default: none | required
  • searchItem | type: any | default: none | required
  • opts | type: object | optional
  • opts.caseSensitive | type: boolean | default: true | optional
  • opts.strictType | type: boolean | default: true | optional
  • returns | type: boolean

Usage

Example: With Default Options

String

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ "Hello", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, "hello"); // returns false 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ "Hello", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, "Hello"); // returns true
Number

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ "40", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, 40); // returns false 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ 40, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, 40); // returns true 
Object

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ { name: "John" }, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, { name: "John" }); // returns true 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ { name: "John" }, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, { name: "john" }); // returns false
Array

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", 10 ], "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, [ "Hello", 10 ]); // returns true 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", 10 ], "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, [ "hello", 10 ]); // returns false 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", "10" ], "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, [ "Hello", 10 ]); // returns false 
Boolean

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ true, "40", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, true); // returns true 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ 40, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, true); // returns false 
Null

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ null, "40", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, null); // returns true 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ 40, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, null); // returns false 
Undefined

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ undefined, "40", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, undefined); // returns true 

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ 40, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, undefined); // returns false 

Example: With Custom Options

String | caseSensitive: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ "Hello", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, "hello", { caseSensitive: false }); // returns true 
Number | strictType: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ "40", "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, 40, { strictType: false }); // returns true
Object | caseSensitive: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ { name: "John" }, "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, { name: "john" }, { caseSensitive: false }); // returns true 
Object | caseSensitive: false | strictType: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ { name: "John", age: "10" }, "world" ];
const searchItem = { name: "john", age: 10 };
const opts = { caseSensitive: false, strictType: false };

arrayHasValue(arr, searchItem, opts); // returns true
Array | caseSensitive: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", 10 ], "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, [ "hello", 10 ], { caseSensitive: false }); // returns true 
Array | strictType: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", "10"], "world" ];

arrayHasValue(arr, [ "Hello", 10 ], { strictType: false }); // returns true 
Array | caseSensitive: false | strictType: false

const arrayHasValue = require("array-has-value");

const arr = [ [ "Hello", "10" ], "world" ];
const searchItem = [ "hello", 10 ];
const opts = { caseSensitive: false, strictType: false }

arrayHasValue(arr, searchItem, opts); // returns true