yn-js replaces boolean values (e.g.: yes/no, true/false, 1/0, etc.) with user-specified strings (e.g.: 'Yes/No', 'On/Off', 'A/B').
$ npm install yn-js
const yn = require('./yn-js');
let str = ['Yes', 'No'];
// Returns 'True'
let a = yn(true);
console.log(a);
// Returns 'No'
let b = yn(false, str);
console.log(b);
// Returns 'B'
let c = yn(false, ['A', 'B']);
console.log(c);
// Returns 'Bad'
let d = yn('0', ['Good', 'Bad']);
console.log(d);
// Returns 'Good'
let e = yn('1', ['Good', 'Bad']);
console.log(e);yn-js accepts the following parameters.
The string value you wish to obfuscate or mask from the viewer.
An array of values you wish to display for "truthy" and "falsy" statements in that order. Truthy statements include one of: true, 1, '1', 'yes', 'on', 'true'
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