Extract the name of a given function. Nothing more than that.
This module is compatible with Browserify and Node.js and can be installed using:
npm install --save fn.name
Using this module is super simple, it exposes the function directly on the exports so it can be required as followed:
'use strict';
var name = require('fn.name');
Now that we have the name function we can pass it functions:
console.log(name(function foo() {})) // foo
And that's it folks!
MIT
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Extract names from functions
The npm package fn.name receives a total of 6,938,159 weekly downloads. As such, fn.name popularity was classified as popular.
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