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is-real-object

v1.0.2

Published

Returns `true` if a value is any type of object, but not an array. Browserify-ready.

Downloads

896

Readme

is-real-object npmjs.com The MIT License

Returns true if a value is any type of object, but not an array. Browserify-ready.

standard code style travis build status coverage status dependency status

Why?!

Yea, that's it! Yea, it's so simple as !isArray && isObject. Because all of the others checks that given value is-object or is-plain-object, or even is-extendable and is-obj. And last two are absolutely the same things - returns true if a value is any type of object, including array-ish values.
That being said, just it isn't okey for me to pass array value as options object for example.

Install

npm i is-real-object --save

Usage

For more use-cases see the tests

const isRealObject = require('is-real-object')

returns true

isRealObject({})
isRealObject({foo: 'bar'})
isRealObject(function () {})
isRealObject(arguments)
isRealObject(/foo/)
isRealObject(new Error())
isRealObject(new TypeError())
isRealObject(new Boolean()) // it is object!
isRealObject(new Number()) // it is object!
isRealObject(new String()) // it is object!
isRealObject(new Object())
isRealObject(new Date())
isRealObject(new RegExp())
isRealObject(new RegExp('foo'))
isRealObject(new Function())
isRealObject(new Function('foo'))
isRealObject(Object.create(null))
isRealObject(Object.create({}))
isRealObject(Object.create({a: 'b'}))
isRealObject(Object(0))
isRealObject(Object(1))
isRealObject(Object(false))
isRealObject(Object(true))
isRealObject(Object('foo'))

returns false

isRealObject(new Array())
isRealObject(new Array(2))
isRealObject(Number(123))
isRealObject(String(123))
isRealObject(Boolean(true))
isRealObject(Boolean(false))
isRealObject(Boolean('foo'))
isRealObject(String())
isRealObject(String(123))
isRealObject(String('foo'))
isRealObject([])
isRealObject(['a'])
isRealObject('foo')
isRealObject(null))
isRealObject(undefined)
isRealObject(NaN)
isRealObject(123)
isRealObject(0)
isRealObject(false)
isRealObject(true)
isRealObject()

Related

  • is-extendable: Returns true if a value is any of the object types: array, regexp, plain object, function or date. This is useful for determining if a value can be extended,… more
  • is-obj: Check if a value is an object
  • is-plain-obj: Check if a value is a plain object
  • is-plain-object: Returns true if an object was created by the Object constructor.
  • isobject: Returns true if the value is an object and not an array or null.

Contributing

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
But before doing anything, please read the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines.

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