isFridge

Painstakingly written over years and years of work by Connor McFarlane.

Installation

$ npm i isfridge -s

var isFridge = require('isfridge');

Usage

isFridge(x)

Takes one value to compare, returns a promise, boolean on resolve, error on reject.

isFridge.isFridge("fridge")
	.then(function(fridge) {
		if(fridge) {
			console.log("It is a fridge!")
		} else {
			console.log("It is not a fridge!")
		}
        // It is a fridge!
	});

isNotFridge(x)

Takes one value to compare, returns a promise, boolean on resolve, error on reject.

isFridge.isNotFridge("not fridge")
	.then(function(fridge) {
		if(fridge) {
			console.log("It is not a fridge!")
		} else {
			console.log("It is a fridge!")
		}
        // It is not a fridge!
	});

couldBeFridge(x)

Takes one value to compare, returns a promise, boolean on resolve, error on reject.

isFridge.couldBeFridge("not fridge")
	.then(function(fridge) {
		if(fridge) {
			console.log("It could be a fridge!")
		} else {
			console.log("It still could be a fridge!")
		}
        // It could be a fridge!
        // OR
        // It still could be a fridge!
	});

Test

Unit tests are run through mocha.

Running unit tests

$ npm test

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