gettypeof

getTypeOf - The Smartest way to get Type* in JavaScript

Install

Use

import typeOf from "gettypeof"
var x = "hello";
if(typeOf(x) === "String"){
    //This will be True
}

Input Output Table

| | Run | Output | | --- | --- | --- | | Undefined | typeOf() | Undefined | | | typeOf(undefined) | Undefined | | Class | typeOf(new Person("Narendra"))| Person | | | typeOf(new Employee("Deepak", "Developer"))| Employee | | | typeOf(new Date()) | Date | | | typeOf(Symbol("foo")) | Symbol | | String | typeOf("") | String | | | typeOf("---") | String | | Null | typeOf(null) | Null | | Object | typeOf({name: "Narendra"}) | Object | | | typeOf({}) | Object | | Number | typeOf(3.4) | Number | | Boolean | typeOf(true) | Boolean | | Array | typeOf([]) | Array | | | typeOf([1,2,3,4]) | Array | | NaN | typeOf(0/0) | NaN | | | typeOf(NaN) | NaN | | Function | typeOf(parseInt) | Function | | | typeOf(()=>{}) | Function |

Example setup for above test cases !

class Person {
  constructor(name) {
    this.name = name;
  }
}
class Employee extends Person {
  constructor(name, job) {
    super(name);
    this.job = job;
}}