Completeness NPM

completeness

Describe the current state of your app using simple language

Install

Install with npm

$ npm i completeness --save-dev

Usage

const completeness = require('completeness');
const theApp = new completeness();

theApp.appName('My Testing App');
theApp
.bit('Games Completed')
.can('Bastion', false)
.and('We Happy Few', true)
.and('NBA 2K19', true)
.and('Rise of the Tomb Raider', false)
.and('Super Mario Party', true)
.and('Valkyria Chronicles 4', true)
.and('H1Z1', true)
.and('INSIDE', true)
.and('Kingdom Hearts III', false)
.and('Chrono Trigger', false)
.and('Overcooked! 2', true)
.and('Celeste', false)
.and('The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim', false)
.and('Marvel\'s Spider-Man', true)
.and('Hello Neighbor', false)
.and('Mafia III', true)
.and('BioShock', false)
.and('Jurassic World Evolution', true)
.and('Assassin\'s Creed: Brotherhood', true)
.and('League of Legends', false)
.and('Ori and the Blind Forest', false)
.and('Oxenfree', true)
.and('Mass Effect: Andromeda', true)
.and('Rime', true)
.and('The Walking Dead: The Final Season', false)
.and('Hob', false)
.and('Life is Strange', true)
.and('Wolfenstein: The New Order', true)
.and('Assassin\'s Creed: Unity', false)
.and('Tom Clancy\'s Rainbow Six: Siege', false);

theApp.show();

Produces: completeness output