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laptops

v1.0.4

Published

A simple library that lists Laptop brands and models with no dependency

Downloads

22

Readme

laptops

laptops is a lightweight zero-dependency npm package that can be used to get the list of laptop brands and models

NPM

npm version

Installation


npm install laptops

Example

//ES5
const laptops = require('laptops');

// ES6
import laptops from 'laptops';

console.log(laptops.getAll());
// Get all arguments (args) from getBrand('all')
console.log(laptops.getBrand('all')); 
console.log(laptops.getBrand("popular"))
console.log(laptops.getBrand("Hp"))
console.log(laptops.getModel("Asus"))
console.log(laptops.getSeries("Apple"))

Demo

Link to the github repository

Demo

| function | argument | response | | | |-----------------|-----------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---|----|
| .getAll() | none | brand names, series and models.These are also args for getbrand(),getModel & getSeries | | .getBrand(args) | args(all,popular,hp,dell...) | Response is an object with brand name, an array of models and series passed | | | | .getModel(args) | args(all,popular,hp,dell,Asus...) | Response is an array of models that belong to a brand | | | | .getSeries(args)| args(all ....) | Response is an array of series that belong to a brand | | |

Contributing

This module tries to be exhaustive, if there are still laptops brands, models or series that havent been added,plese contribute to the project

  • Fork this repositry to your account.
  • Clone your repositry: git clone [email protected]:your-username/laptops.git
  • Create your feature branch: git checkout -b"short feature description"
  • Commit your changes: git commit -m "feature"
  • Push to the remote branch: git push origin new-feature
  • Open a pull request.

License

This project is authored by Bolaji Olayinka and is licensed for your use, modification and distribution under the MIT license.