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ts-extended-types

v1.1.0

Published

Set of complementary basic types related to the ones provided by TypeScript to make your application even more type-safe

Downloads

24,333

Readme

ts-extended-types

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Set of complementary basic types related to the ones provided by TypeScript to make your application even more type-safe

Install

Install with npm:

$ npm install --save ts-extended-types

Basic usage

import {int, stringInt, double, stringDouble, LocalDate, LocalTime, LocalDateTime, uuid } from 'ts-extended-types';

var intNumber: int;
var veryBigInt: stringInt
var doubleNumber: double;
var veryBigDoubleNumber: stringDouble
var localDate: LocalDate;
var localTime: LocalTime;
var localDateTime: LocalDateTime;
var uuidString: uuid;

Type definitions

  • int: type that represents a integer number. It can be assigned to a number, but it cannot be assigned from a number.
  • stringInt: type that represents a integer number. It can be assigned to a number, but it cannot be assigned from a number: it can be so long that can be represented using a string instead of a number.
  • double: type that represents a floating point number with double precision. It can be assigned to a number, but it cannot be assigned from a number.
  • stringDouble: type that represents a floating point number with double precision; it can be so long that can be represented using a string instead of a number.
  • LocalDate: type that represents a local date without time (without timezone). Provided methods:
    • getFullYear(): int: Gets the year
    • getMonth(): int: Gets the month (value between 0 to 11)
    • getDate(): int: Gets the day-of-the-month
    • getDay(): int: Gets the day of the week (0 represents Sunday)
  • LocalTime: type that represents a local time without date (without timezone). Provided methods:
    • getHours(): int: Gets the hours
    • getMinutes(): int: Gets the minutes
    • getSeconds(): int: Gets the seconds
    • getMilliseconds(): int: Gets the milliseconds
  • LocalDateTime: type that represents a local date with time (without timezone). Provided methods: all methods provided by LocalDate and LocalTime plus:
    • getTime(): int: Gets the time value in milliseconds
  • uuid: type that represents an uuid string. It can be assigned to a string, but it cannot be assigned from a string.

Note:

  • In JavaScript int or double don't exists, all of these values are represented using a number.
  • In JavaScript stringInt or stringDouble don't exists, all of these values are represented using a number or a string.
  • In JavaScript LocalDate, LocalTime or LocalDateTime don't exists, all of these values are represented using the Date object.
  • In JavaScript uuid don't exists, this value is represented using a string.

Provided functions

Provided int functions

  • isInt(value: any) => value is int: Returns true if the value is a int number, otherwise returns false.
  • asInt(value: number) => int: Cast the number provided by argument as int, throws an error if the provided number is not an integer.
  • roundToInt(value: number) => int: Round the provided number to an integer and then cast it to int.
  • truncateToInt(value: number) => int: Truncate the provided number to an integer and then cast it to int.
  • floorToInt(value: number) => int: Floor the provided number to an integer and then cast it to int.
  • ceilToInt(value: number) => int: Ceil the provided number to an integer and then cast it to int.

Provided stringInt functions

  • isStringInt(value: any) => value is stringInt: Returns true if the value is a stringInt number, otherwise returns false.
  • asStringInt(value: number|string) => stringInt: Cast the number provided by argument as stringInt, throws an error if the provided number is not an integer.
  • roundToStringInt(value: number) => stringInt: Round the provided number to an integer and then cast it to stringInt.
  • truncateToStringInt(value: number) => stringInt: Truncate the provided number to an integer and then cast it to stringInt.
  • floorToStringInt(value: number) => stringInt: Floor the provided number to an integer and then cast it to stringInt.
  • ceilToStringInt(value: number) => stringInt: Ceil the provided number to an integer and then cast it to stringInt.

Provided double functions

  • isDouble(value: any) => value is double: Returns true if the value is a double precision number, otherwise returns false.
  • asDouble(value: number) => double: Cast the number provided by argument as double.

Provided stringDouble functions

  • isStringDouble(value: any) => value is stringDouble: Returns true if the value is a stringDouble precision number, otherwise returns false.
  • asStringDouble(value: number|string) => double: Cast the number provided by argument as stringDouble, throws an error if the provided number is not a double.

Provided LocalDate functions

  • createLocalDate() => LocalDate: create a new LocalDate with the current date.
  • createLocalDate(date: Date) => LocalDate: create a new LocalDate with the same date provided by argument.
  • createLocalDate(year: number, month: number, date: number) => LocalDate: create a new LocalDate with the year, month and date (day of the month) provided by arguments.
  • isLocalDate(value: any) => value is LocalDate: Returns true if the value is a LocalDate, otherwise returns false

Provided LocalTime functions

  • createLocalTime() => LocalTime: create a new LocalTime with the current time.
  • createLocalTime(date: Date) => LocalTime: create a new LocalTime with the same time provided by argument.
  • createLocalTime(hours: number, minutes?: number, seconds?: number, milliseconds?: number) => LocalTime: create a new LocalTime with the hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds provided by arguments.
  • isLocalTime(value: any) => value is LocalTime: Returns true if the value is a LocalTime, otherwise returns false

Provided LocalDateTime functions

  • createLocalDateTime() => LocalDateTime: create a new LocalDate with the current date and time.
  • createLocalDateTime(date: Date) => LocalDateTime: create a new LocalDateTime with the same date and time provided by argument.
  • createLocalDateTime(year: number, month: number, date: number, hours?: number, minutes?: number, seconds?: number, milliseconds?: number) => LocalDateTime: create a new LocalDateTime with the year, month, date (day of the month), hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds provided by arguments.
  • isLocalDate(value: any) => value is LocalDate: Returns true if the value is a LocalDate, otherwise returns false

Provided uuid functions

  • isUuid(value: any) => value is uuid: Returns true if the value is an uuid string, otherwise returns false.
  • asUuid(value: string) => uuid: Cast the string provided by argument as uuid, throws an error if the provided string is not an uuid.

License

MIT