0.1.0 • Published 4 years ago

spaceship.js v0.1.0

Weekly downloads
5
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
4 years ago

Build Status

What is it for?

Useful for sorting strings in JavaScript using the new sort function and to use in some switch statements making the code cleaner.

It acts like PHP's spaceship (<=>) operator.

How does it work?

  • The spaceship function takes two arguments;
  • If the left hand side argument is LESS THAN the right side argument, the function returns -1;
  • If the left hand side argument is EQUAL the right side argument, the function returns 0;
  • If the left hand side argument is GREATER THAN the right side argument, the function returns 1;

Usage

Importing / requiring the function

You just need to require the module like this:

const spaceship = require("spaceship").default;

Or like this:

import spaceship from "spaceship";

Then use it:

spaceship("IE", "Safari"); // -1
spaceship("cookie", "cookie"); //  0
spaceship("house", "car"); //  1

That's all.

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