| 1 | # ee-types
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| 3 | Reliabale type detection
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| 5 | ## installation
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| 7 | npm install ee-types
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| 9 | ## usage
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| 12 | var type = require( "ee-types" );
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| 15 | type.string( "nope" ); // true
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| 16 | type.strign( new String( "yeah" ) ); // true
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| 17 | type.s( "michael" ); // true
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| 20 | type( 2 ) // number
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| 23 | ## API
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| 25 | type() // returns the loawercase type
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| 27 | type.string()
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| 28 | type.number()
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| 29 | type.boolean()
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| 30 | type.function()
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| 31 | type.object() // array, dates, erors, regexps & sometimes strings, numbers and bools are objects
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| 32 | type.date()
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| 33 | type.error()
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| 34 | type.regexp()
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| 35 | type.array()
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| 36 | type.undefined()
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| 38 | shortcut methods
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| 40 | type.s()
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| 41 | type.n()
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| 42 | type.b()
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| 43 | type.f()
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| 44 | type.o()
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| 45 | type.d()
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| 46 | type.e()
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| 47 | type.r()
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| 48 | type.a()
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| 49 | type.u()
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| 51 | check array and their contents. for every type above there is an array method like the one below.
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| 53 | type.stringArray( [ "hi", new String( "name" ), "is", "michael" ] ) // true
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| 54 | type.sa( [ "hi", new String( "name" ), "is", "michael" ] ) // true |
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