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Utility that provides different types of empty objects. All objects returned by this library are immutable (made so using Object.freeze) unless the NODE_ENV
environment variable is set to 'production'
.
The library is written for CommonJS environments such as Node and works beautifully in the browser using something like Browserify.
To install, make sure you have Node installed, then, in your project directory, run:
$ npm install empty
var empty = require('empty');
empty.object
var emptyObject = empty.object;
// or
var emptyObject = require('empty/object');
console.log(emptyObject);
// {}
empty.array
var emptyArray = empty.array;
// or
var emptyArray = require('empty/array');
console.log(emptyArray);
// []
empty.func
var emptyFunction = empty.func;
// or
var emptyFunction = require('empty/function');
console.log(emptyFunction);
// function () {}
empty.functionThatReturns
var functionThatReturns = empty.functionThatReturns;
// or
var functionThatReturns = require('empty/functionThatReturns');
console.log(functionThatReturns('foo')());
// 'foo'
empty.functionThatReturnsTrue
var functionThatReturnsTrue = empty.functionThatReturnsTrue;
// or
var functionThatReturnsTrue = require('empty/functionThatReturnsTrue');
console.log(functionThatReturnsTrue());
// true
empty.functionThatReturnsFalse
var functionThatReturnsFalse = empty.functionThatReturnsFalse;
// or
var functionThatReturnsFalse = require('empty/functionThatReturnsFalse');
console.log(functionThatReturnsFalse());
// false
empty.functionThatReturnsNull
var functionThatReturnsNull = empty.functionThatReturnsNull;
// or
var functionThatReturnsNull = require('empty/functionThatReturnsNull');
console.log(functionThatReturnsNull());
// null
empty.functionThatReturnsThis
var functionThatReturnsThis = empty.functionThatReturnsThis;
// or
var functionThatReturnsThis = require('empty/functionThatReturnsThis');
console.log(functionThatReturnsThis.call({a: 1}));
// {a: 1}
empty.functionThatReturnsArgument
var functionThatReturnsArgument = empty.functionThatReturnsArgument;
// or
var functionThatReturnsArgument = require('empty/functionThatReturnsArgument');
console.log(functionThatReturnsArgument('foo'));
// 'foo'
Many thanks to Arturo for the name on NPM. The original package repository can be found at here.
FAQs
Utility that provides different types of empty objects.
The npm package empty receives a total of 21,342 weekly downloads. As such, empty popularity was classified as popular.
We found that empty 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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