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@mmit/check
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Little helper that provides a syntax to type-safe check values for their validity.
npm i @mmit/check
yarn add @mmit/check
export function isUsingDefaultPort(url: Url): boolean {
// port can be undefined, WS complains about this
const port: number = parseInt(url.port, 10);
...
}
// Looks much nicer!
// parseInt get either a valid port or '' to parse
export function isUsingDefaultPort(url: Url): boolean {
const port: number = parseInt(check(url.port).ifit(isANumber).else('80'), 10);
...
}
import {
check,
isBetween,
isLessThan,
isNotUndefined,
startsWith,
isANumber } from '@mmit/check';
const v1 = check(5).ifit(isNotUndefined).else(5); // v1 = 5
const v2 = check(3).ifit(isBetween(5, 10)).else(5); // v2 = 5
const v3 = check(3).ifit(isBetween(3, 4)).else(5); // v3 = 3
const v4 = check(3).ifit(isLessThan(10)).else(10); // v4 = 10
const v5 = check('Test').ifit(startsWith('M')).else('<undefined>'); // v5 = '<undefined>'
const url: Url = new URL('http://www.mikemitterer.at');
const port = parseInt(check(url.port).ifit(isANumber).else('80'), 10 )
It is quite easy to write your own Verifyer
:
import { Verifier } from '@mmit/check';
export const endsWith: (test: string) => Verifier<string> = (test: string) => (value) => {
return typeof value === 'string' && value.endsWith(test);
};
For more examples - pls check out my Tests
You reach me via GH - Issues
Help is always welcome!
If you like this package please star it here on GH or follow me on Twitter
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019, Mike Mitterer <office@mikemitterer.at>
Mike Mitterer: http://www.MikeMitterer.at/
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Type-safe way to check values in TS
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