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simplecheck

v0.1.3

Published

Simple variable type checker modeled after Meteor's check function

Downloads

181

Readme

simplecheck

This is a simple variable type-checking library inspired by the check and Match functions and behaviors in MeteorJS.

Why?

I love Meteor's check function but you can't use it outside of Meteor due to the way it is written, and I want to use it in my pure node projects.

Usage

Import the library

import {matches, oneOf, optional, ensure, anything} from 'simplecheck';

Check a variable's type

matches('foo', String); // true

Use oneOf

matches('foo', oneOf(String, Number)); // true

matches('foo', oneOf(Number, Boolean)); // false

matches('foo', oneOf('foo', 'bar')); // true

Check an object's schema

matches({
  foo:'bar',
  baz:10
}, {
  foo:String,
  baz:Number
}); // true

Use the optional function for optional keys

(if they exist, they must match, but they aren't required)

matches({
  foo:'bar',
  baz:10
}, {
  foo:String,
  baz:optional(Number)
}); // true

matches({
  foo:'bar'
}, {
  foo:String,
  baz:optional(Number)
}); // true

matches({
  foo:'bar',
  baz:'baz'
}, {
  foo:String,
  baz:optional(Number)
}); // false ("baz" is not a number)

Check for array of type

Note that this library doesn't support type-checking of elements at specific indices in the array (yet)

matches(['foo'], [String]); // true

matches(['foo', 10], [String]); // false

matches(['foo', 10], [oneOf(String, Number)]); // true

Check on a regular expression

matches('foo', /^foo$/g); // true

matches('foo', oneOf('bar', /fo/g)); // true

matches('foo', /bar/g); // false

matches({
  foo:'bar'
}, {
  foo:/ba/g
}); // true

Accept anything

matches('foo', anything); // true
matches({
  foo:'bar'
}, {
  foo:anything
}); // true

### Throw an error instead of returning a boolean?
Use `ensure`:

```js
ensure('foo', Number);

// "MatchError: Expected 'foo' to be a number"

Find a bug?

Please add a test in check_test.js and we will try to fix.