(Now with 100% code coverage!)

Have you ever wondered, "Who is no fun" ? npm install nofun, and find out..

noFun will find the absence of fun in almost any form. for example:

let nofun = require('nofun');

// prints true
console.log(nofun.isFun('Timbrook'));

// prints false
console.log(nofun.isFun('Kayla'));

noFun will also find a lack of fun in your arrays, built into your arrays as soon as you require noFun...

let nofun = require('nofun');

// prints true
console.log( ['Timbrook'].hasFun() );

// prints false
console.log( ['Kayla'].hasFun() );

noFun even recursively latches onto your Objects, so if fun is missing in any nesting of Arrays and Objects, noFun will find it...

let nofun = require('nofun');
let swag = {timbrook: 'is fun'};
let meme = {hasNoFun: ['has', 'to', 'be', 'kayla']};

// prints true
console.log(swag.hasFun());

// prints false
console.log(meme.hasFun());

• git clone
• npm i
• Sources are in index.js.
• Tests are in test.js. Run tests with npm test