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is-dis is a tiny (~1kb) type/argument validator for JS.
It has 0 dependencies and works in the broswer and nodejs.
Works on all major browsers but also on older brosers like IE (not tested though).
$ npm i is-dis
is-dis only exports a single check function.
check(value, pattern)
If the pattern does not match - an Error will be thrown.
const check = require('is-dis')
function generateUnicorn(name, opts) {
check(name, String)
check(opts, Object)
check(opts.age, Number)
console.log('🦄')
// ...do some magic...
}
generateUnicorn('Harry', { age: 1 })
// => 🦄
generateUnicorn({ age: 1 })
// => Error: Expected string got object.
generateUnicorn('Ron', {})
// => Error: Expected number got null.
// more examples:
check('123', Array)
// => Error: Expected Array got string.
check(123, Date)
// => Error: Expected Date got number.
FAQs
Tiny type/argument validation library.
We found that is-dis 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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