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isempty-typeof
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To check the data is empty or not. And also check the type of object wheater Array, Object, Function, Number, String or Boolean
To check the data is empty or not. And also check the type of object wheater Array, Object, Function, Number, String or Boolean. It is very light weight module.
npm install isempty-typeof --save
import check from 'isempty-typeof';
or
const check = require('isempty-typeof');
// To check data is empty or not
checks.isEmpty([]); // true
checks.isEmpty([1,2]); // false
checks.isEmpty({}); // true
checks.isEmpty({a:"A"}); // false
checks.isEmpty(0); // true
checks.isEmpty(0,true); // false
// To check the typeOf.
checks.strictTypeOf([]); //Array
checks.strictTypeOf([1,2]); //Array
checks.strictTypeOf({}); //Object
In isEmpty method if you consider zero not to a empty then send secound parameter true.
checks.isEmpty(0); // true
checks.isEmpty(0,true); // false
FAQs
To check the data is empty or not. And also check the type of object wheater Array, Object, Function, Number, String or Boolean
We found that isempty-typeof 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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