What is FalseJS?
Ever wondered what would happen if JavaScript changed the false keyword to something else, like no, nope, noway, or something else? Chaos. That is what FalseJS is for.
The 10 attempts to get the value of false ensure that if one fails, it will go on to the next, so if JavaScript breaks one, there will still be more attempts. This is an alternative to the library false by mde, which uses the hardcoded boolean value false, and is way too short. FalseJS is way better. Also, if you just want your coding to be 10x, this is the perfect library for you.
Why Use FalseJS?
Enhanced Security
We ensure that the boolean value you need is always there when you need it, with an added validation step to ensure it always returns falses.
Endless Customization
FalseJS takes in multiple options, like whether to enable logging, do async things, and disable April Fools' behavior!
Additional Functions
FalseJS comes with a jQuery plugin, express middleware, and an isFalse helper function to check if a value is false!
Multiple Dependencies
FalseJS uses loads of dependencies for ensurability and reliability, such as React, Lodash, Underscore, immediate-error, and more.
Made With HEAVY BLACK HEART U+2764
FalseJS is made with HEAVY BLACK HEART U+2764 by tj-commits, and is 10x-engineered and 10xGPWTHPL licensed.
Ready to get started?
FalseJS is just an npm install away. Go ahead, let your mind be blown!