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Value Comparison

Compare value to another value in order to perform advanced logic on user input (comparisons such as greater than, starts with, contains and with any or all to compare against multiple)

Why Value Comparison Library?

Value comparison is simple, why have a library for it? My use case is to take an operator from user input (an html select field), so:

  1. Having the operators in word format solved 2 issues:
    • can't have dynamic operators
    • provides non-coder friendly terminology
  2. Having the ability to pass "any" or "all" (once again from user input comma separated seemed a no-brainer)
  3. Full test coverage for confidence that it'll works every time
  4. This makes ValueComparison perfectly fit to handle the input of a user interface like this:

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