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assign values passed to a function to a variable by their type and optional by their index
assign values passed to a function to a variable by their type and optional by their index. you may pass also a default value for each variable
npm install ee-arguments
// syntax
var myVariable = arg( arguments, expectedType, [defaultValue], [index] );
var arg = require( "ee-arguments" )
, log = require( "ee-log" );
var test = function(){
var callback = arg( arguments, "function", function(){ log.info( "default function" ); } );
callback();
}
// prints «default function»
test();
// prints «custom function»
test( function(){ log.info( "custom function" ); } );
// prints «custom function»
test( 1, null, new Error(), function(){ log.info( "custom function" ); }, "fancy_string" );
FAQs
parses the arguments array passed to a function by variable type and their position in the array, returns the requested type & position
We found that ee-arguments 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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