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enhanced-switch

v1.1.9

Published

An enhanced switch, similar to Java

Downloads

29

Readme

EnhancedSwitch

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An enhanced switch, similar to Java.

This library targets Node.js 16, 18 and 20, but can also work in the browser.

Installation

npm i enhanced-switch

Usage

TypeScript

import EnhancedSwitch from "enhanced-switch";

const value = 2;

new EnhancedSwitch(value)
    .case(1, () => console.log("one"))
    .case(2, () => console.log("two"))
    .default(() => console.log("default"));

const result = new EnhancedSwitch<number, string>(value)
    .case(1, () => "one")
    .case(2, () => "two")
    .default(() => "default").value;

JavaScript

import EnhancedSwitch from "enhanced-switch";

const value = 2;

new EnhancedSwitch(value)
    .case(1, () => console.log("one"))
    .case(2, () => console.log("two"))
    .default(() => console.log("default"));

const result = new EnhancedSwitch(value)
    .case(1, () => "one")
    .case(2, () => "two")
    .default(() => "default").value;

Documentation

Class EnhancedSwitch<T, U>

The EnhancedSwitch evaluates an expression, matching the expression's value against a series of case clauses, and executes the statements after the first case clause with a matching value. The default clause of an EnhancedSwitch will be jumped to if no case matches the expression's value.

| Template parameter | Description | |--------------------|------------------------| | T | Switch expression type | | U | Switch return type |

new EnhancedSwitch(expression: T)

Create a new EnhancedSwitch

| Parameter | Type | Description | |--------------|------|-------------------------------------------------------------------| | expression | T | An expression whose result is matched against each case clause. |

enhancedSwitch.allowFallthrough

Whether to allow fallthrough. If true, the switch will continue to execute case clauses after the first match until a break is encountered. Defaults to false.

Type: boolean. Read-only.

enhancedSwitch.break()

Prevent further execution of any subsequent case or default clauses.

Returns: this (EnhancedSwitch<T, U>)

enhancedSwitch.case(valueN: T | T[], code: U)

A case clause used to match against expression. If the expression matches the specified valueN (which can be any expression), this case clause is executed.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | valueN | T | The case clause is executed if the expression matches this value, or at least one value if this is an array. | | code | U | The value to return if the case matches. |

Returns: this (EnhancedSwitch<T, U>)

enhancedSwitch.case(valueN: T | T[], code: (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U | void)

A case clause used to match against expression. If the expression matches the specified valueN (which can be any expression), this case clause is executed.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | valueN | T | The case clause is executed if the expression matches this value, or at least one value if this is an array. | | code | (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U \| void | The function to run if the case matches. |

Returns: this (EnhancedSwitch<T, U>)

enhancedSwitch.default(code: U)

A default clause; if provided, this clause is executed if the value of expression does not match any of the case clauses. An EnhancedSwitch can only have one default clause.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-----------------------------------------| | code | U | The value to return if no case matches. |

Returns: this (EnhancedSwitch<T, U>)

enhancedSwitch.default(code: (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U | void)

A default clause; if provided, this clause is executed if the value of expression does not match any of the case clauses. An EnhancedSwitch can only have one default clause.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------| | code | (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U \| void | The function to run if no case matches. |

Returns: this (EnhancedSwitch<T, U>)

enhancedSwitch.default(code: U, returnvalueN: true)

A default clause; if provided, this clause is executed if the value of expression does not match any of the case clauses. An EnhancedSwitch can only have one default clause.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |----------------|--------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | code | U | The value to return if no case matches. | | returnvalueN | true | If true, the provided value is returned instead of the switch instance. |

Returns: U

enhancedSwitch.default(code: (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U | void, returnvalueN: true)

A default clause; if provided, this clause is executed if the value of expression does not match any of the case clauses. An EnhancedSwitch can only have one default clause.

| Parameter | Type | Description | |----------------|------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | code | (s: EnhancedSwitch<T, U>) => U \| void | The function to run if no case matches. | | returnvalueN | true | If true, the provided value is returned instead of the switch instance. |

Returns: U

enhancedSwitch.expression

An expression whose result is matched against each case clause.

Type: T. Read-only.

enhancedSwitch.hasConcluded

Whether the switch statement has concluded (no further case or default will be executed). A switch can be concluded by calling enhancedSwitch.break() or constructing with allowFallthrough set to false.

Type: boolean. Read-only.

enhancedSwitch.value

The result of the switch statement.

| Throws | When | |-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | TypeError | If the switch statement has no result, e.g. there is no default clause and no case clause matches the expression or returns a value. |

Type: U. Read-only.