mathjs/src/utils/is.js

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// type checks for all known types
//
// note that:
//
// - check by duck-typing on a property like `isUnit`, instead of checking instanceof.
// instanceof cannot be used because that would not allow to pass data from
// one instance of math.js to another since each has it's own instance of Unit.
// - check the `isUnit` property via the constructor, so there will be no
// matches for "fake" instances like plain objects with a property `isUnit`.
// That is important for security reasons.
// - It must not be possible to override the type checks used internally,
// for security reasons, so these functions are not exposed in the expression
// parser.
export function isNumber (x) {
return typeof x === 'number'
}
export function isBigNumber (x) {
if (
!x || typeof x !== 'object' ||
typeof x.constructor !== 'function'
) {
return false
}
if (
x.isBigNumber === true &&
typeof x.constructor.prototype === 'object' &&
x.constructor.prototype.isBigNumber === true
) {
return true
}
if (
typeof x.constructor.isDecimal === 'function' &&
x.constructor.isDecimal(x) === true
) {
return true
}
return false
}
export function isComplex (x) {
return (x && typeof x === 'object' && Object.getPrototypeOf(x).isComplex === true) || false
}
export function isFraction (x) {
return (x && typeof x === 'object' && Object.getPrototypeOf(x).isFraction === true) || false
}
export function isUnit (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isUnit === true) || false
}
export function isString (x) {
return typeof x === 'string'
}
export const isArray = Array.isArray
export function isMatrix (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isMatrix === true) || false
}
/**
* Test whether a value is a collection: an Array or Matrix
* @param {*} x
* @returns {boolean} isCollection
*/
export function isCollection (x) {
return Array.isArray(x) || isMatrix(x)
}
export function isDenseMatrix (x) {
return (x && x.isDenseMatrix && x.constructor.prototype.isMatrix === true) || false
}
export function isSparseMatrix (x) {
return (x && x.isSparseMatrix && x.constructor.prototype.isMatrix === true) || false
}
export function isRange (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isRange === true) || false
}
export function isIndex (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isIndex === true) || false
}
export function isBoolean (x) {
return typeof x === 'boolean'
}
export function isResultSet (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isResultSet === true) || false
}
export function isHelp (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isHelp === true) || false
}
export function isFunction (x) {
return typeof x === 'function'
}
export function isDate (x) {
return x instanceof Date
}
export function isRegExp (x) {
return x instanceof RegExp
}
export function isObject (x) {
return !!(x &&
typeof x === 'object' &&
x.constructor === Object &&
!isComplex(x) &&
!isFraction(x))
}
export function isNull (x) {
return x === null
}
export function isUndefined (x) {
return x === undefined
}
export function isAccessorNode (x) {
return (x && x.isAccessorNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isArrayNode (x) {
return (x && x.isArrayNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isAssignmentNode (x) {
return (x && x.isAssignmentNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isBlockNode (x) {
return (x && x.isBlockNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isConditionalNode (x) {
return (x && x.isConditionalNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isConstantNode (x) {
return (x && x.isConstantNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
/* Very specialized: returns true for those nodes which in the numerator of
a fraction means that the division in that fraction has precedence over implicit
multiplication, e.g. -2/3 x parses as (-2/3) x and 3/4 x parses as (3/4) x but
6!/8 x parses as 6! / (8x). It is located here because it is shared between
parse.js and OperatorNode.js (for parsing and printing, respectively).
This should *not* be exported from mathjs, unlike most of the tests here.
Its name does not start with 'is' to prevent utils/snapshot.js from thinking
it should be exported.
*/
export function rule2Node (node) {
return isConstantNode(node) ||
(isOperatorNode(node) &&
node.args.length === 1 &&
isConstantNode(node.args[0]) &&
'-+~'.includes(node.op))
}
export function isFunctionAssignmentNode (x) {
return (x && x.isFunctionAssignmentNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isFunctionNode (x) {
return (x && x.isFunctionNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isIndexNode (x) {
return (x && x.isIndexNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isNode (x) {
return (x && x.isNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isObjectNode (x) {
return (x && x.isObjectNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isOperatorNode (x) {
return (x && x.isOperatorNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isParenthesisNode (x) {
return (x && x.isParenthesisNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isRangeNode (x) {
return (x && x.isRangeNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isRelationalNode (x) {
return (x && x.isRelationalNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isSymbolNode (x) {
return (x && x.isSymbolNode === true && x.constructor.prototype.isNode === true) || false
}
export function isChain (x) {
return (x && x.constructor.prototype.isChain === true) || false
}
export function typeOf (x) {
const t = typeof x
if (t === 'object') {
if (x === null) return 'null'
if (isBigNumber(x)) return 'BigNumber' // Special: weird mashup with Decimal
if (x.constructor && x.constructor.name) return x.constructor.name
return 'Object' // just in case
}
return t // can be 'string', 'number', 'boolean', 'function', 'bigint', ...
}