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is-an

v0.7.0

Published

Robust and comprehensive type checking library for node and the browser

Downloads

4

Readme

is-an

Robust and comprehensive type checking library for node and the browser

Build Status Coverage Status

Installation

Node

npm install is-an

Web

bower install is-an

Usage

node

var isAn = require('is-an');

console.log('is an array?', isAn.Array([]));
// is an array? true

web (global)

<html>
    <head>
        <script type="text/javascript" src="is-an.web.min.js"></script>
    </head>
    <body>
        <script>
            console.log('is an array?', isAn.Array([]));
            // is an array? true
        </script>
    </body>
</html>

web (amd)

require.config({
  paths: {
      "is-an": "is-an.web.min.js"
  }
});
require(['is-an'], function (isAn) {
  console.log('is an array?', isAn.Array([]));
  // is an array? true
});

API

isAn(value) -> String

Returns the basic type representation of value.

console.log(isAn(1));
// Number

console.log(isAn({}));
// Object

isAn(typeName : String, { returnChecker: true }) -> Function

Returns the type checking function for typeName.

console.log(isAn.Number.Literal == isAn('Number.Literal', { returnChecker: true }));
// true

isAn(value, typeName : String) -> Boolean

Returns true iff value is of type typeName. Identical to the below methods.

console.log(isAn(1, 'Number.Literal'));
// true

console.log(isAn(1, 'Object'));
// false

console.log(isAn(1, 'unknown'));
// undefined

isAn.<typeName>(value) -> Boolean

Returns true iff value is of the type typeName.

console.log(isAn.Number(1));
// true

console.log(isAn.Number.Literal(new Number(1)));
// false

console.log(isAn.Object(1));
// false

isAn.<typeName>.typeName : String

A simple property which contains the distinguished type name of the function.

console.log(isAn.Number.Integer.typeName);
// Number.Integer

console.log(isAn.Object.typeName);
// Object

Complete list of supported type checking methods

The tables linked below display the results of running all defined inputs against all type checks, with irrelevent results filtered. Type checks not shown return false for the given input.

See the complete results table for a combined listing.