Support Transformers

Support transformers can be used on any data type. Following transformers are available:

isString

Outputs true or falseon whether the source String.

• Usage: .isString()

• Example usage: value.isString()

• Example return: "bob" to true

isArray

Outputs true or falseon whether the source is Array.

• Usage: .isArray()

• Example usage: value.isArray()

• Example return: ["bob", "man"] to true

isDictionary

Outputs true or falseon whether the source is Dictionary.

• Usage: .isDictionary()

• Example usage: value.isDictionary()

• Example return: ["age": 21] to true

isNumber

Outputs true or falseon whether the source is Number.

• Usage: .isNumber()

• Example usage: value.isNumber()

• Example return: 69420 to true

isBool

Outputs true or falseon whether the source is Bool.

• Usage: .isBool()

• Example usage: value.isBool()

• Example return: false to true

isNull

Outputs true or falseon whether the source is null.

• Usage: .isNull()

• Example usage: value.isNull()

• Example return: false to true

toString

Describes values that otherwise throw an error when used in substitutions. For example, a dictionary can't be printed by {{ dict }}, however, it can be printed using {{ dict.toString() }}. This method fully describes Dictionary, Array, String, Number or Bool.

• Usage: .toString()

• Example usage: value.toString()

• Example return: ["age": 21] to "["age": 21]"

equals

Returns boolean based on whether value equals another value. Both values must be of the same type, otherwise equals always returns true.

• Usage: .equals(value)

• Example usage: "Tom".equals("Tom")

• Example return: true