stdlib-js/assert-is-nonenumerable-p...

Test if an object's own property is non-enumerable.

JavaScript

Apache License 2.0

The `stdlib-js/assert-is-nonenumerable-property` package is a JavaScript utility for testing whether an object's own property is non-enumerable, part of the stdlib standard library for numerical and scientific computing. It's designed for developers working with object property attributes who need to verify the enumerability status of object properties, particularly in scenarios involving property configuration and object manipulation.

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