value-objects


A collection of value objects

Common API

$3

This method exposes a tcomb type validation base on instanceof or the name of the type and it's properties.

Note that instanceof can't be used always because having this check will return false, because the application using
the value-objects package will create an instance that Node.js thinks to be from a different location that the
one referenced in this package's uri.js

# app.js
const URIValue = require('value-objects/uri')
let u = new URIValue(…)
URIValue.Type(u) // will fail

# uri.js
URIValue.Type = t.irreducible('URIValue', (x) => x instanceof URIValue)

.equals()

You can compare two value objects with the .equals() method:

``javascript
const ex = new URIValue('https://example.com')
ex.equals(new URIValue('https://example.com')) // -> true
ex.equals(new URIValue('https://acme.com')) // -> false
`


.is()

You can check if a given value is of this value object:

`javascript
const ex = new URIValue('https://example.com')
URIValue.is(ex) // -> true
DomainValue.is(ex) // -> false
``