Package Exports
- decorator-eq
- decorator-eq/index
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Decorator for portation of haskell typeclass EQ
The Eq Interface defines equality and inequality. The decorator implements the EQ-Interface. On the other hand it is a library for funtions. Mainly Lists of this interface are used.
Installation
npm install decorator-eq --save
Usage
Decorator
const carConfig = new EqConfig();
@Eq.implement({
config: carConfig
})
class Car implements IEq {
@Eq.field({})
private interior:TInterior;
@Eq.field({fuzzy:true})
private name:string;
constructor(interior:TInterior, name:string){
this.interior=interior;
this.name=name;
}
//this is neccessary to ensure the interface
eq:(a:IEq)=>boolean;
neq:(a:IEq)=>boolean;
}Notice the Configuration-Object. Objects of car can now be seen as equal, if the two properties interior and name are the same. Be aware that the properties can be any type that support "===" or has IEq implemented.
Using the EQ-Library
eq(cs:IEq[], ref:IEq, config:IEqConfig):IEq[]
eq(listOfCars, new Car('plastic','cheapo'), config:IEqConfig):IEq[]
eq(listOfCars, new Car(null,'bmw'), config:IEqConfig):IEq[] // reveals all bmwsfuzzyEq(cs:IEq[], ref:IEq, config:IEqConfig):IEq[]
fuzzyEq(listOfCars, new Car(null,'di'), config:IEqConfig):IEq[] //reveals Audi and Cadillac neq(cs:IEq[], ref:IEq, config:IEqConfig):IEq[]
neq(listOfCars, new Car('leather',null), config:IEqConfig):IEq[] //reveals all none leather cars Tests
npm test
Contributing
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code.
Release History
- 0.1.0 Initial release