MKW

MKW, or Multi-Keyword, is a simple package that allows you to use the same method name multiple times. It determines which method to use based on the provided parameters in classes.

const mkw = require("mkw");
const vessel = new mkw({
    name: "say",
    functions: [
        {
            fn: (string) => {
                console.log("STRING:", string);
                return this;
            },

            parameters: ["String"],
        },
        {
            fn: (number) => {
                console.log("NUMBER:", number);
                return this;
            },

            parameters: ["Number"],
        },
        {
            fn: (boolean) => {
                console.log("BOOLEAN:", boolean);
                return this;
            },

            parameters: ["Boolean"],
        }
    ]
});

new vessel()
    .say("Hello world!") // STRING: Hello world!
    .say(14) // NUMBER: 14
    .say(true) // BOOLEAN: true

Installing

npm i mkw
const mkw = require("mkw");
import mkw from "mkw";

Parameter Types

These are what you would put in the parameters[] array for each function. They must be properly capitalized, and must be Strings.

• "String"
• "Boolean"
• "Number"
• "BigInt"
• "Symbol"
• "Function"
• "Array"
• "Object"
• Any Class

Changelog

[email protected]

• Added support for custom classes as a Parameter Type.

Resources

• GitHub
• NPM
• Documentation (Unreleased)

Info

Latest: @0.1.1 on 9/16/2022 By: @itsatelo Dependencies:

• [email protected]