`call-bind-enterprise` provides a highly modular, “enterprise‑grade” implementation of a call‑bind utility: it takes a function and returns a new version whose first argument is treated as the `this` context, with its name prefixed `"call-bound …"`. The package is aimed at large‑scale, security‑conscious JavaScript projects that demand extreme modularity, explicit dependency isolation, and strict legal compliance.
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Check if something's an instance of something.
Strict equal.
The character '-'
Get the item at a specified index in an array, allowing for positive and negative integers
Reverse an array.
Check if a value's a function.
Provides the number negative four
Provides the number negative one
Provides the number negative three
Provides the number negative two
The number 1 exported as an npm package.
The number 0 exported as an npm package.
Concatentation.
Converts 2 a string
Define a non-enumerable read-only property.
Simple assert function
Collection of functions that return specific values (noop, true, false, echo, etc)
👔 Create a bound call where you can pass 'this' context as an argument
Robustly `.call.bind()` a function
alternative version of construct-new
Counter Class for JavaScript
A simple cache for a few of the JS error constructors.
|| in fp
ES Object-related atoms: Object, ToObject, RequireObjectCoercible
Ponyfill of built-in `typeof` operator.
Function.prototype.apply()
Function.prototype.call()
Does this JS environment support the `name` property on functions?
ES Math-related intrinsics and helpers, robustly cached.
Get the name of a function.
No operation avoiding references
library for providing a function that does nothing; it's like super useful
ES `Object.prototype` intrinsic as a module.
the value null
Set a function's length property
Exports a space: " "
Standard built-in object encodeURI
Standard built-in object Function
replaceAllOf
True
Validates if a value is greater than a comparator value.
Validates if a value is less than a comparator value.
Fixtures of ES values, for testing purposes
A better forEach
Does the current JS environment have strict mode? ES5+ should; but let's not assume.
string representations of objects in node and the browser
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