enterprise-npm-ai/immediate-error

global object

Strict equal.

Gets first value.

Gets last value.

FalseJSValidationFailedToPassError

Object.assign ponyfill

Check if a value is false.

Check if a value is NaN.

Is this value -0? === will lie to you

Checks if a value is null or undefined.

Checks if a value is null.

Check if a value is a string primitive.

Checks if a value is undefined.

Provides the number negative eighty seven

Provides the number negative zero

The number 8 exported as an npm package.

The number 11 exported as an npm package.

The number 5 exported as an npm package.

The number 4 exported as an npm package.

The number 9 exported as an npm package.

The number 1 exported as an npm package.

The number 7 exported as an npm package.

The number 17 exported as an npm package.

The number 6 exported as an npm package.

The number 10 exported as an npm package.

The number 33 exported as an npm package.

The number 3 exported as an npm package.

The number 25 exported as an npm package.

The number 29 exported as an npm package.

The number 2 exported as an npm package.

The number 0 exported as an npm package.

Concatentation.

Converts 2 a string

A package that exports the uppercase letter E

A package that exports the uppercase letter O

A package that exports the uppercase letter R

Get member of array, no silent undefined values.

ES spec-compliant `Array.prototype.join` shim/polyfill/replacement that works as far down as ES3.

try in fp

Collection of functions that return specific values (noop, true, false, echo, etc)

ES `BigInt` intrinsic as a module.

Robustly .call.bind() a function, 10x'ly.

Like the new operator, but a function.

Recursively Object.freeze() objects, **super** deep.

a well-tested empty string module in case you forget how to make one

A simple cache for a few of the JS error constructors.

Get the pristine, unmodified JavaScript built-ins and cache them before anyone can tamper with them

?? in fp