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lutils-typeof
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lutils-typeof
Reliable type checks for javascript primitives
npm install lutils-typeof
import typeOf from "lutils-typeof"
// Returns a string
typeOf({}) // "object"
typeOf(5000) // "number"
typeOf(NaN) // "nan"
// Returns a boolean
typeOf.Object({}) // true
typeOf.Object(null) // false
typeOf.Boolean(false) // true
typeOf.String("string") // true
typeOf.Function(typeOf) // true
typeOf.Array([]) // true
typeOf.Number(600) // true
typeOf.Number(Infinity) // true
typeOf.Date(new Date()) // true
typeOf.RegExp(/test/i) // true
typeOf.NaN(NaN) // true
typeOf.null(null) // true
typeOf.Null(null) // true
typeOf.undefined(undefined) // true
typeOf.Undefined(undefined) // true
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Reliable type checks for javascript primitives
The npm package lutils-typeof receives a total of 305 weekly downloads. As such, lutils-typeof popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that lutils-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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