var-type

var-type
========

Get the native type of any variable using Object.prototype.toString

Install
-------

With npm

``
npm install var-type
`

Usage
-----

Node.js

`js
var varType = require('var-type')

console.log(varType('hello')) // String

// The 2nd argument will be used as a comparison test if sent
varType('foo', 'String') // true

// All additional arguments are flattened and used for comparison tests
varType(1, ['Number', 'String', 'Boolean']) // true
varType('hi', 'Function', 'Number') // false
``

Conversion Table
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| Input | Output |
| ---------------------- |:---------:|
| 'meow' | String |
| new String('bar') | String |
| 20 | Number |
| new Number(10) | Number |
| NaN | Number |
| Infinity | Number |
| true | Boolean |
| new Boolean() | Boolean |
| /ab+c/ | RegExp |
| new RegExp('ab+c') | RegExp |
| [1,2,3] | Array |
| new Array(4,5,6) | Array |
| {a: 1} | Object |
| new Object() | Object |
| function() {} | Function |
| new Function('a', 'b') | Function |
| new Date() | Date |
| new Error() | Error |
| null | Null |
| undefined | Undefined |

See tests.