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Comparing version 3.0.0 to 3.0.1

package.json

		{
		"name": "typeof-arguments",
		"version": "3.0.0",
		"version": "3.0.1",
		"description": "Validate the types of arguments passed to the function.",
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readme.md

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		* The one [Object] argument is passed through `callback` function with the following properties:
		* `index` indicates the [Number] index of the incorrect argument passed through the enclosing function, eg. `0`, `1`
		* `actual` indicates the actual type of the argument passed through the enclosing function, eg. `'[String]'`
		* `expected` indicates the type(s) expected by the user, eg. `'[Array]'`, `'[Boolean\|Number]'`, `/array\|object/i`
		* `message` is the default error [String] message, that you can use for example to throw an error in the callback function
		* `index`
		indicates the [Number] index of the incorrect argument passed through the enclosing function, eg. `0`, `1`
		* `actual`
		indicates the actual type of the argument passed through the enclosing function, eg. `'[String]'`
		* `expected`
		indicates the type(s) expected by the user, eg. `'[Array]'`, `'[Boolean\|Number]'`, `/array\|object/i`
		* `message`
		is the default error [String] message, that you can use for example to throw an error in the callback function

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