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System to explicitly specify the way a method works.

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  • explicit

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (explicit) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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build status Code Climate js-standard-style

Explicit.js

Explicit.js allows explicitl annotation, documentation and augmentation of JavaScript methods.

npm i explicit joi -S

Usage

var explicit = require("explicit"),
    joi = require("joi");

var object = explicit({
    foo: {
        $args: [
            joi.string().meta("bar")
        ],
        $: function (bar) {
            console.info(bar);
        }
    }
});

object.foo(1); // 1
object.foo.valid(1); // will fail because the first argument is not allowed to be a string
object.foo.validObject({
    bar: "Hello World"
}); // "Hello World"

For single method definition add the $one parameter.

var foo = explicit({
    $one: true,   
    $args: [
        joi.string().meta("bar")
    ],
    $: function (bar) {
        console.info(bar);
    }
});

foo(1); // 1
foo.valid(1); // will fail because the first argument has to be a string
foo.validObject({
    bar: "Hello World"
}); // "Hello World"

And in case you want to make the assertion required you add the $assert parameter.

var foo = explicit({
    $one: true,
    $assert: true, 
    $args: [
        joi.string().meta("bar")
    ],
    $: function (bar) {
        console.info(bar);
    }
});
foo(1); // will fail because the first argument has to be a string