How to use the range-parser.Result function in range-parser
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DefinitelyTyped / DefinitelyTyped / range-parser / range-parser-tests.ts View on Github 
import * as RangeParser from 'range-parser';
declare var console: { assert(b: boolean): void };
console.assert(RangeParser(200, `malformed`) === RangeParser.Result.invaild);
console.assert(RangeParser(200, `bytes=500-20`) === RangeParser.Result.unsatisifiable);
const range = RangeParser(1000, `bytes=0-499`);
if (typeof range !== 'number') {
console.assert(range.type === `bytes`);
console.assert(range.length === 1);
}import * as RangeParser from 'range-parser';
declare var console: { assert(b: boolean): void };
console.assert(RangeParser(200, `malformed`) === RangeParser.Result.invaild);
console.assert(RangeParser(200, `bytes=500-20`) === RangeParser.Result.unsatisifiable);
const range = RangeParser(1000, `bytes=0-499`);
if (typeof range !== 'number') {
console.assert(range.type === `bytes`);
console.assert(range.length === 1);
}
