datalist-interface

datalist-interface

A simple interface for a list.

Installation

npm:

npm install datalist-interface

Usage

var DatalistInterface = require('datalist-interface')

var mammals = new DatalistInterface([
  'common vampire bat',
  'virginia opossum',
  'eastern grey kangaroo',
  'tasmanian devil',
  'human',
  'northern elephant seal',
  'fox squirrel',
  'tree pangolin',
  'african elephant',
  'platypus',
  'colugo',
  'reindeer',
  'humpback whale',
  'star-nosed mole',
  'giant panda',
  'giant armadillo',
  'plains zebra',
  'black and rufous elephant shrew'
])

mammals.is('human') // => true
mammals.is('unicorn') // => false

mammals.add('unicorn').is('unicorn') // => true

mammals.remove('unicorn').is('unicorn') // => false

API

DatalistInterface([value...])

Create a new instance. Values are passed to #add().

Example

var DatalistInterface = require('datalist-interface')

var fish = new DatalistInterface(['shark', 'tuna'])

DatalistInterface#is(value)

DatalistInterface#has(value)

Check if value is in the list.

Example

fish.is('shark') // => true
fish.is('human') // => false

DatalistInterface#add([value...])

Add each value to list.

Example

fish.add('giant grouper', 'red lionfish')

DatalistInterface#remove([value...])

Remove each value from list.

Example

fish.remove('giant grouper', 'reindeer')

DatalistInterface#all()

DatalistInterface#valueOf()

DatalistInterface#toJSON()

Return the list as an Array.

Example

fish.all() // => ['shark', 'tuna', 'red lionfish']

DatalistInterface#toString()

Return the list as a string.

Example

fish.toString() // => 'shark,tuna,red lionfish'

Related

• datamap-interface — Simple interface for a map

License

MIT © Titus Wormer