My aim is creating npm package with typescript using jest and eslint. In addition learning typescript interfaces, enums, types and others.
$: npm i helpful-js-utils
Create an instance like this:
import HelpfulJs from 'helpful-js-utils';
const helper = new HelpfulJs();You can use the set method to insert your input the helper.
If the input is less than given number in min methods. There are 2 overrides:
- min(num: number)
- min(num: number, inclusive: boolean)
The
inclusivevariable is true as default value. Check the below example:
const myInput = 32;
helper.set(myInput).min(10); // true: 32 >= 10
helper.set(myInput).min(40); // false: 32 >= 40
helper.set(myInput).min(32, false); // false: 32 > 32
helper.set(myInput).min(32, true); // true: 32 >= 32If the input is greater than given number in max methods. There are 2 overrides:
- max(num: number)
- max(num: number, inclusive: boolean)
The
inclusivevariable is true as default value.
const myInput = 23;
helper.set(myInput).max(10); // false: 23 <= 10
helper.set(myInput).max(40); // true: 32 <= 40
helper.set(myInput).max(23, false); // false: 23 < 23
helper.set(myInput).max(23, true); // true: 23 <= 23If the input is between min and max number in between methods.
helper.set(12).between(10, 19); // true
helper.set(7).between(0, 6); // false
helper.set(10).between(10, 10); // trueIf the input (object) has not the properties that given in mustInclude methods it will throw an Error.
const obj = {
name: 'foo',
other: 'bar'
};
helper.set(obj).mustInclude(['name', 'surname']); // throw new Error(...);
helper.set(obj).mustInclude(['name', 'other']); // not throwing any ErrorIf the input value is not match any value of inside the canBeAny paramater it will throw an Error.
helper.set('enes').canBeAny('can|database'); // throw new Error(...)
helper.set('kodlib').canBeAny('enes|kodlib|github'); // not throwing any Error
helper.set('github').canBeAny(['git', 'helper','db']); //throw new Error(...)
helper.set('hello').canBeAny(['git', 'hello']); // not throwing any Error