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set-funcs

v0.1.1

Published

A very limited subset of set-* functions I use every day

Downloads

31

Readme

set-funcs

A very limited subset of set-* functions I use every day

Install

npm i set-funcs

Package on npm

API

setBoolean(data, [fallback])

Check if data is a Boolean

If yes, return data otherwise return fallback

| Argument | Action | | :------ | :------- | | data | the tested data | | fallback | optional fallback, default to false |

const setBoolean = require('set-funcs/set-boolean')

function test(opts) {
  opts = opts || {}

  // option silent will be `true` if not defined
  opts.silent = setBoolean(opts.silent, true)
}

setNumber(data, [fallback], [min], [max])

Check if data is a Number

If yes, return data otherwise return fallback

data can be clamped between min and max

| Argument | Action | | :------ | :------- | | data | the tested data | | fallback | optional fallback, default to 0 | | min | optional min. If defined, data will be clamped to it | | max | optional max. If defined, data will be clamped to it |

const setNumber = require('is-funcs/set-number')

function test(opts) {
  opts = opts || {}

  // option `delay` will be `50` if not defined
  opts.delay = setNumber(opts.delay, 50)

  // option `time` will be 25 min
  opts.time = setNumber(opts.time, 50, 25)
}

setString(data, [fallback], [allowed])

Check if data is a String

If yes, return data otherwise return fallback

allowed can be a string or an array of accepted values. If data is not found in allowed, the fallback is returned

| Argument | Action | | :------ | :------- | | data | the tested data | | fallback | optional fallback, default to '' | | allowed | optional allowed. String or Array of accepted values |

const setString = require('is-funcs/set-string')

function test(opts) {
  opts = opts || {}

  // option `ignore` can be 'resize' or 'scroll', fallback to 'resize'
  opts.ignore = setString(opts.ignore, 'resize', 'resize scroll')

  // using the array form
  opts.ignore = setString(opts.ignore, 'resize', ['resize', 'scroll'])
}

License

MIT