TypeTags .Set
Overview
The Set object lets you store unique values of any type, whether primitive values or object references.
Usage
import { TypeTags } from 'typetags'
const mySet = new Set([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])
console.log(mySet.has(1))// expected output: true
TypeTags.get(mySet) === TypeTags.Set// → true
console.log(TypeTags.get(mySet))// → [object Set]Metadata (TType)
| Metadata | Value |
|---|---|
.type | Set |
.tag | [object Set] |
.builtin() | undefined |
.getTag() | [object Set] |
.hasSpecialArgs() | false |
.instance() | undefined |
.instanceTypeOf() | object |
.info() | see more |
.isAvailable() | true |
.isConstructor() | true |
.isFactory() | false |
.isFunction() | true |
.isGlobal() | true |
.isIterator() | false |
.isNested() | false |
.isObject() | false |
.isPrimitive() | false |
.isStringifiable() | true |
.isSyntatic() | false |
.isTypedArray() | false |
.ownKeys() | [length, name, prototype] |
.toString() | function toString() { [native code] } |
.typeOf() | function |
Signature
declare type ITypeTags = { [key in Types | NestedTypes]: Tags}
declare interface Predicate { predicate(value: any): boolean}