guarder/lib/index.js

Guarder provides simple validation logic to reduce clutter with inline guard statements

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const Guarder_1 = require("./Guarder");
exports.Guarder = Guarder_1.Guarder;
const NullGuard_1 = require("./guards/NullGuard");
exports.NullGuard = NullGuard_1.NullGuard;
const ZeroGuard_1 = require("./guards/ZeroGuard");
exports.ZeroGuard = ZeroGuard_1.ZeroGuard;
const EmptyGuard_1 = require("./guards/EmptyGuard");
exports.EmptyGuard = EmptyGuard_1.EmptyGuard;
const FalsyGuard_1 = require("./guards/FalsyGuard");
exports.FalsyGuard = FalsyGuard_1.FalsyGuard;
const NumberGuard_1 = require("./guards/NumberGuard");
exports.NumberGuard = NumberGuard_1.NumberGuard;
const ArgumentError_1 = require("./errors/ArgumentError");
exports.ArgumentError = ArgumentError_1.ArgumentError;
const NegativeGuard_1 = require("./guards/NegativeGuard");
exports.NegativeGuard = NegativeGuard_1.NegativeGuard;
const UndefinedGuard_1 = require("./guards/UndefinedGuard");
exports.UndefinedGuard = UndefinedGuard_1.UndefinedGuard;
const WhitespaceGuard_1 = require("./guards/WhitespaceGuard");
exports.WhitespaceGuard = WhitespaceGuard_1.WhitespaceGuard;
const GuardNotFoundError_1 = require("./errors/GuardNotFoundError");
exports.GuardNotFoundError = GuardNotFoundError_1.GuardNotFoundError;
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