@prelude/refute v1.0.1
Refute module
and: <Ts extends (Primitive | Refute<unknown>)[]>(...as: Ts) => Refute<IntersectionOfUnion<Lifted<Ts[number]>>>array: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => (values: unknown) => Result<T[]>Combinator over an array.
assert: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => (value: unknown) => TCombinator returning refute as assertion.
bigint: Refute<bigint>Returns refute for
biginttype.boolean: Refute<boolean>Returns refute for
booleantype.defined: <T>(value: T) => Result<Exclude<T, undefined>>Returns refute for defined value type.
exact: <T extends Record<string, Primitive | Refute<unknown>>>(kvs: T) => (value: unknown) => Result<{ [k in keyof T]: Lifted<T[k]>; }>Refute combinator over an exact object.
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exactPartialexactPartial: <T extends Record<string, Primitive | Refute<unknown>>>(kvs: T) => (value: unknown) => Result<{ [k in keyof T]?: Lifted<T[k]>; }>Refute combinator over an exact, partial object.
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exactfinite: (value: unknown) => Result<number>Returns failure if
valueis not a finite number.lift: <T extends Primitive | Refute<unknown>>(a: T) => Refute<Lifted<T>>null: Refute<null>Returns refute for
nulltype.nullishOr: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => Refute<T>nullOr: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => Refute<T>number: Refute<number>Returns refute for
numbertype.object: <T extends Record<string, Primitive | Refute<unknown>>>(kvs: T) => (value: unknown) => Result<{ [k in keyof T]: Lifted<T[k]>; }>Refute combinator over an inexact object.
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exactPartialoneOf: <T extends Primitive>(...values: readonly T[]) => Refute<T>Returns failure if value doesn't strictly equal any of provided
values.or: <Ts extends (Primitive | Refute<unknown>)[]>(...as: Ts) => Refute<Lifted<Ts[number]>>partial: <T extends Record<string, Primitive | Refute<unknown>>>(kvs: T) => (value: unknown) => Result<{ [k in keyof T]?: Lifted<T[k]>; }>positive: Refute<number>Returns confirms positive number.
predicate: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => (value: unknown) => value is TCombinator returning refute result as predicate.
reason: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => (value: unknown) => stringCombinator returning refute reason or
undefined.record: <K extends string | number | symbol, V>(k: Refute<K>, v: Refute<V>) => Refute<Record<K, V>>regexp: (re: RegExp) => Refute<string>safeInteger: Refute<number>Returns confirms safe integer.
safeReason: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => (value: unknown) => stringCombinator returning refute reason without interpolating value or
undefined.strftime: (f: string) => Refute<string>string: Refute<string>Returns refute for
stringtype.symbol: Refute<symbol>Returns refute for
symboltype.tuple: <T extends Refute<unknown>[]>(...as: T) => Refute<{ [I in keyof T]: Refuted<T[I]>; }>undefined: Refute<undefined>Returns refute for
undefinedtype.undefinedOr: <T>(a: Refute<T>) => Refute<T>unique: <T>(a: Refute<T>, f?: (value: T) => Primitive) => (values: unknown) => Result<T[]>Returns confirmation of an unique array.
Usage
npm i -E @prelude/refuteimport * as $ from '@prelude/refute'
const refute = $.object({
foo: $.string,
bar: $.number
})
const predicate = $.predicate(refute)
const assert = $.assert(refute)
const value = JSON.parse('...')
if (predicate(value)) {
// value is { foo: string, bar: number }
}
const value_ = assert(value)
// value_ is { foo: string, bar: number }
// throws if not.
console.log($.reason(refute)({ bar: 'a' }))
// Invalid value at key bar, expected number, got a.License
MIT License
Copyright 2021 Mirek Rusin
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