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typit

v0.6.4

Published

Fully recursive runtime typechecking.

Downloads

13

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Links

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Maintainers

t99t99

Keywords

runtimetypestypedtypingtypechecking

Readme

typit

Fully recursive runtime typechecking.

Runtime type-checking is often useful when interacting with and/or building public APIs in which data might be recieved in a malformed manner. By using a runtime typechecking system, you can ensure that the data you are recieving and attempting to access (in a JSON format) is well-formed, defined, and correctly typed, removing the need to worry or 'check-on-access' the state and type of each key-value pair you attempt to use.

Find typit on NPM.

Installation

Install from NPM with

$ npm install --save typit

License

typit is made available under the GNU General Public License v3.

Copyright (C) 2019 Trevor Sears

Find the full license here.