is-function-pure

is-function-pure is a JavaScript utility for detecting if function is pure.

Installation

To install the package, use npm:

``
npm install is-function-pure
`




Usage

$3

The isPure function checks if a single function in the given code is pure. It returns true if the function is pure, and false otherwise.

Input: A string containing a single JavaScript function.

Output: A boolean indicating whether the function is pure.


`
const { isPure } = require('is-function-pure');

const pureFunction =
function multiply(a, b) {
return a * b;
}
;

console.log(isPure(pureFunction)); // Output: true
`

$3

The separate function analyzes a block of code and returns an object containing two arrays: pure and impure. Each array holds details about the functions found in the code.

Input: A string containing JavaScript code.

Output: An object with pure and impure arrays.


`
const { separate } = require('is-function-pure');

const code =
const x = 5;
function add(a, b) {
return a + b;
}
function impure(a) {
return a + x;
}
;

const result = separate(code);

console.log('Pure Functions:', result.pure);
console.log('Impure Functions:', result.impure);
`

$3

1. has references to outside scopes
2. uses Date() or Math.random()
3. uses this
4. does not have return statement

More about what is considered pure or not you can read in test cases:
https://github.com/senad87/is-function-pure/blob/main/tests/main-test.js
https://github.com/senad87/is-function-pure/blob/main/tests/purity-detector-test.js

Testing

Tests are written using chai and can be run with:


`
npm run test
``

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