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var Any = require( "any-object" )
var any = Any( true /*Run callback (default: true)*/, {
// All options and their default value
defaultValue: "",
defaultNumber: 0,
defaultString: "",
defaultValueOf: [],
argLength: 10,
// Callback called arguments length
proxy: {}
// Proxy setting.
})
// A jk
any
.hello
.uLookCute
.canIFxxkYou
.what( "angry" )
.canIFuckYou
.NO
// Examples
var window = window || any
window.alert( window.location.href )
for( let value of any ){
window.alert( value )
}
any.forEach(( value, key ) => {
console.log( typeof value.toString() )
})
any.data = "Hello World"
console.log( any.__isAny )
console.log( any.data )
any()
any.textBoard
( "# Name" )
( "LiHua & Judy" )
( "# Task" )
( "If u are LiHua, Please write a message for Judy about today" )
( "*Length >= 100*" )
var TextBoard = new (TextBoard || any)
TextBoard
.title( "Anything" )
.show( any/*An callback*/ )
delete window
delete TextBoard
delete any
FAQs
Any type object
The npm package any-object receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, any-object popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that any-object 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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