noop6

noop6

No operation as a module using an arrow function.

:cloud: Installation

$ npm i --save noop6

:clipboard: Example

const noop = require("noop6");

noop();
// Nothing happened, yay!

let square = (x, cb) => {
    cb = cb || noop;
    cb(x * x);
};

square(42, r => {
    console.log(r);
    // => 1764
});

// No error, even we don't send the callback function
square(42);

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:dizzy: Where is this library used?

If you are using this library in one of your projects, add it in this list. :sparkles:

• 3abn—A 3ABN radio client in the terminal.
• assured—Combine promises and callbacks together.
• asyncer.js—Run groups of (a)sync functions.
• bloggify-ajs-renderer—ajs renderer for Bloggify.
• bloggify-js-renderer—js renderer for Bloggify.
• bloggify-pug-renderer—pug renderer for Bloggify.
• bloggify-redirect—A Bloggify plugin to handle the link redirects.
• custom-return—Generate a function that returns a constant.
• fn-wrap—Function wrapping utility.
• fortran—Fortran bridge for Node.js which allows you to run Fortran code from Node.js.
• function.name—Function name shim (especially for supporting function names in Internet Explorer).
• image-parser—An image parser that works.
• lien—Another lightweight NodeJS framework. Lien is the link between request and response objects.
• lwipify—Convert images in lwip objects.
• nodeice—Another PDF invoice generator
• pull-from-source—Pulls the changes from the source repository in the forked one.
• rucksack—JavaScript and CSS bundler.
• tithe—Organize and track the tithe payments.
• transformer—Transform data using synchronous and asynchronous functions.

:scroll: License

MIT © Ionică Bizău