Variable RRangeConst

Type Declaration

• formatAlternatives: function

  • formatAlternatives(this: void, ranges: readonly Range[]): string

    how a set of alternative requirements reads, in semver's a || b form (for reporting, not for parsing back)

    Parameters

    • this: void
    • ranges: readonly Range[]

    Returns string

• intersect: function

  • intersect(
        this: void,
        ranges: readonly Range[],
    ): Range & { str: string } | undefined

    The range every one of ranges allows (semver reads a space-separated list as a conjunction). undefined if none were given or the combination is unparseable; it may still be a range no version satisfies, which minVersion reports.

    Parameters

    • this: void
    • ranges: readonly Range[]

    Returns Range & { str: string } | undefined

• Readonlyname: "RRange"

• parse: function

  • parse(this: void, range: string): Range & { str: string } | undefined

    Parse an R version range string into a Range, normalizing R's freer scheme. The original range string is available via .str.

    This never throws: an unparseable constraint (e.g. >= abc, or a git/URL "version" from a lockfile) yields undefined rather than aborting the caller, so a malformed constraint is detectable and simply contributes no version bound. Parsing is attempted first verbatim, then after normalizing R's scheme to SemVer.

    Parameters

    • this: void
    • range: string

    Returns Range & { str: string } | undefined

• satisfies: function

  • satisfies(this: void, version: string, range: string | Range): boolean

    Whether an R version string satisfies a range constraint, normalizing R's freer scheme on both sides. range may be a parsed Range or a raw constraint string. Returns false if either is unparseable (never throws), so a malformed version/constraint simply does not match.

    Parameters

    • this: void
    • version: string
    • range: string | Range

    Returns boolean

• satisfiesAny: function

  • satisfiesAny(this: void, version: string, ranges: readonly Range[]): boolean

    whether version satisfies at least one of ranges (an empty list constrains nothing, so it does)

    Parameters

    • this: void
    • version: string
    • ranges: readonly Range[]

    Returns boolean