Hi! I don’t think I’ve seen the operator for the includes method, but it can be very useful. What do you think about it? Also, it is possible to combine includes for arrays and strings.
const $array = createStore([1, 2, 3]);
const $string = createStore('Hello world!');
const $findInArray = createStore<number>(1);
const $findInString = createStore<string>('Hello');
const $isInclude = includes($array, 1);
const $isInclude = includes($array, $findInArray);
const $isInclude = includes($string, 'Hello');
const $isInclude = includes($string, $findInString);
Instead of combine
const $array = createStore([1, 2, 3]);
const $string = createStore('Hello world!');
const $findInArray = createStore<number>(1);
const $findInString = createStore<string>('Hello');
const $isInclude = combine($string, $findInString, (string, findInString) =>
string.includes(findInString),
);
Hi! I don’t think I’ve seen the operator for the
includesmethod, but it can be very useful. What do you think about it? Also, it is possible to combine includes for arrays and strings.Instead of combine