falsify

falsify

This node module helps you deny the existence of specified truthy values (e.g. 'some string', aParticularObject)

Install

$ npm install falsify

Usage

var falsify = require('falsify')

Now falsify is a function that, when called, will return to you a function. falsify expects to be passed 0 or more arguments. These are the values that you would like your new function to consider falsy. The new function accepts an argument that it will attempt to match against the values you originally supplied to falsify. If such a match is found, the new function will return false. If a match is not found, the new function will return the standard 'truthiness' of the argument.

The examples below (and the tests within test/test.js) should serve to clarify any questions you may have.

Example

const
  falsify = require('falsify')
, isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue = falsify(true)
, someObject = {}
, isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject = falsify('hello', someObject)


console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(true))        // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(0))           // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(undefined))   // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(NaN))         // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(null))        // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(''))          // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue(false))       // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue('hi'))        // true
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue({}))          // true
console.log(isTruthyButNotTheBooleanLiteralTrue([]))          // true


console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject('hello'))         // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(someObject))      // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(0))               // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(undefined))       // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(NaN))             // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(null))            // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(''))              // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject(false))           // false
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject('hi'))            // true
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject({}))              // true
console.log(isTruthyButNotHelloOrSomeObject([]))              // true

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