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rtts_assert

v2.0.0-alpha.37

Published

A run-time type assertion library for JavaScript

Downloads

178

Readme

Rtts-Assert

A run-time type assertion library for JavaScript. Designed to be used with Traceur.

All sources are in ES6 format. They don't depend on any runtime and can be used by any modern ES6 -> ES5 transpiler.

As a convenience, we provide you with es5build.js, a script to transpile the sources into es5 using Google Traceur.

License: Apache MIT 2.0

API

// Asserting APIs:
// - generated by Traceur (based on type annotations)
// - can be also used in tests for instance
assert.type(something, Type);
assert.returnType(returnValue, Type);
assert.argumentTypes(firstArg, Type, secondArg, Type);

// this can be used anywhere in the code
// (useful inside test, when we don't wanna define an interface)
assert(value).is(...)


// Custom type assert:
// - i have a custom type
// - adding an assert methods
assert.define(MyUser, function(value) {
  assert(value).is(Type, Type2); // or
  assert(value, 'name').is(assert.string);
  assert(value, 'contact').is(assert.structure({
    email: assert.string,
    cell: assert.string
  }));
  assert(value, 'contacts').is(assert.arrayOf(assert.structure({email: assert.string})));
});


// Define interface (an empty type with assert method)
// - returns an empty class with assert method
var Email = assert.define('IEmail', function(value) {
  assert(value).is(String);

  if (value.indexOf('@') !== -1) {
    assert.fail('has to contain "@"');
  }
});


// Predefined types
assert.string
assert.number
assert.boolean
assert.arrayOf(...types)
assert.structure(object)