is-computer-on-fire
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Adds various helpful functions to assert the state of the machine before performing any heavy tasks.
Adds various helpful functions to assert the state of the machine before performing any heavy tasks.
npm install is-computer-on-fire
const isComputerOnFire = require("is-computer-on-fire");
console.log(isComputerOnFire.isComputerOn()); // true (unless your computer is off)
isComputerOnFire.assertComputerIsOn(); // no exception (unless your computer is off)
console.log(isComputerOnFire.isComputerOnFire()); // false (unless your computer is burning)
isComputerOnFire.assertComputerIsNotOnFire(); // no exception (unless your computer is burning)
This project is licensed under the MIT License, which you may review at https://github.com/timmyRS/is-computer-on-fire/blob/master/LICENSE
Do not redistribute this code without this copyright license or our team of highly skilled lawyers will find you and they will kill you.
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Adds various helpful functions to assert the state of the machine before performing any heavy tasks.
We found that is-computer-on-fire 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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