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Supply Chain Attack on Axios Pulls Malicious Dependency from npm
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@reduct/nitpick
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Type validators for the @reduct/component package.
The validators will, as the name states, validate as well as optionally transform the values into the requested types.
F.e. if you expect a Numberand the user passes in a String containing a Number, the validator will transform the value into a number. If the validation/transformation fails, the validator returns an Error object with a detailed message you can then throw.
Will expect that the passed value is not undefined or null, and returns an Error if the validation has failed.
Will expect that the passed value is not undefined or null, and always returns an object containing result and value key/value pairs.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isRequired, but it expects that the value is a String.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isOptional, but it expects that the value is a String.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isRequired, but it expects that the value is either a Boolean or a String which can be converted to a Boolean.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isOptional, but it expects that the value is either a Boolean or a String which can be converted to a Boolean.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isRequired, but it expects that the value is either a Number or a String containing a Number.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isOptional, but it expects that the value is either a Number or a String containing a Number.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isRequired, but it expects that the value is either a valid Object or a String containing a JSON Object.
Inherits the behavior of propTypes.any.isOptional, but it expects that the value is either a valid Object or a String containing a JSON Object.
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style.
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Type validators for the @reduct/component package.
We found that @reduct/nitpick demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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