The NPM library is pretty insane. A slightly more advanced package than this parody is 'is-odd' (https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd). It has 3 million downloads within the last 7 days.
Other than that, I must say that the repo is quite hilarious. The numerous references to blockchains did it for me. "Perhaps adding a blockchain would solve this problem, although at this stage I'm not exactly sure how."
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I see this composing well with five.js
https://github.com/jackdclark/five
That would never work. five != 13
But is it numberwang?
Maybe my weekend project will be a numberwang NPM package.
This code comment made me chuckle
I'll just wait for the LTS release.
I'm sorry, I don't follow. Why is this a thing?
Is this a parody of the plethora of "utility" libraries on npm that could just be replaced with a few lines of code?
The NPM library is pretty insane. A slightly more advanced package than this parody is 'is-odd' (https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd). It has 3 million downloads within the last 7 days.
Other than that, I must say that the repo is quite hilarious. The numerous references to blockchains did it for me. "Perhaps adding a blockchain would solve this problem, although at this stage I'm not exactly sure how."
And, is-even, which depends on the is-odd library.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-even
Some of the issues are funny.
Please Add Support for 14 on Android
Create a Technical Steering Committee
My favourite: `ß` is basically not thirteen
The fact that you can't tell pretty much sums up what's wrong with the npm eco system :)
Wow I love the BDD inspired syntax.
Truly, now anybody can check if their number is thirteen without being a hardcore developer!
At least it is properly unit tested :D
Very mature...