Converts a string like true, on, or enabled into a boolean.
Using Node.js (via npm)
npm install --save boolstring
Using Web Browser (via unpkg)
<script src="https://unpkg.com/boolstring@2.0.1/index.js"></script>
var yesString = "yes";
console.log(boolString(yesString)); // true
var noString = "no";
console.log(boolString(noString)); // false
Contributions are welcome to add more strings. To start, create a pull request (preferred) or an issue.
trueyesenableenabledvalidvalidatedactiveactivatedpermitpermittedallowallowedpasspassedon1boolString is licensed under the open source MIT license. View the LICENSE file for more information.
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Converts a string like true, on, or enabled into a boolean.
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