js-partial-is-array
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A partial to check whether an object is an array. By default it handles typed arrays and array-likes as non-arrays.
npm install js-partial-is-array
For additional examples, check the tests folder
// TODO
Check the source here since it's well structured and documented. Also you can find the rendered jsDoc documentation on Doclets.io.
Also, check the unit tests in order to grasp the full-fledged capabilities.
Have fun! ;)
If you find any bugs and other issues, check the GSDC Guide - Issues section on how to submit issues in a standardized way on the project's issues page.
In case you have any suggestions regarding the project (features, additional capabilities, etc.), check the GSDC Guide - Suggestions section on how to submit suggestions in an easy, standardized way on the project's issues page.
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MIT @ Richard King
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A partial to check whether an object is an array.
We found that js-partial-is-array demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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