yn-js

yn-js replaces boolean values (e.g.: yes/no, true/false, 1/0, etc.) with user-specified strings (e.g.: 'Yes/No', 'On/Off', 'A/B').

Install

$ npm install yn-js

Usage

const yn = require('./yn-js');
let str = ['Yes', 'No'];
 
// Returns 'True'
let a = yn(true);
console.log(a);
 
// Returns 'No'
let b = yn(false, str);
console.log(b);
 
// Returns 'B'
let c = yn(false, ['A', 'B']);
console.log(c);
 
// Returns 'Bad'
let d = yn('0', ['Good', 'Bad']);
console.log(d);
 
// Returns 'Good'
let e = yn('1', ['Good', 'Bad']);
console.log(e);
 

Options

yn-js accepts the following parameters.

input (Boolean = '')

The string value you wish to obfuscate or mask from the viewer.

separator (Array = ['True', 'False'])

An array of values you wish to display for "truthy" and "falsy" statements in that order. Truthy statements include one of: true, 1, '1', 'yes', 'on', 'true'

license

ISC