is‑valid‑npm‑name is a tiny Node.js utility that validates whether a string complies with npm’s package‑naming rules (length, characters, scope format, reserved core module names, etc.), returning `true` or a descriptive error message. It’s aimed at developers—especially those publishing or scripting npm packages—who need a quick, reliable way to enforce proper package names.
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3x as fast as `is-whitespace` and `whitespace-regex` thanks to `is-string-blank`. This package is a simple function that accepts an argument and returns `true` if it is a string AND it is not blank.
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