TalkInJS

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Use almost the same way to express things, but this library makes it substantive.

Examples

Import

 import {the, Something, Ordinal, State, Pronoun, Timeline, StateValuePair, thingsInit} from './talkin.mjs';

Personal Pronoun
```
const I = new Pronoun(new Ordinal(1));
```

Indefinite Article

const I = new Pronoun(new Ordinal(1));
let Dog = thingsInit(class Dog extends Something {});
I.am(Dog);
console.log("Am 'I' a 'Dog'?", I._am(Dog)); // true

Definite Article

const I = new Pronoun(new Ordinal(1));
let Cat = thingsInit(class Cat extends Something {});
let the_cat = the(Cat);
console.log("Is 'the_cat' a 'Cat'?", the_cat._belongs(Cat)); // true
I.am(the_cat);
console.log("Am 'I' 'the_cat'?", I._am(the_cat)); // true
console.log("Am 'I' a 'Cat'?", I._am(Cat)); // true
console.log("Is 'the_cat' 'I'?", the_cat._belongs(I)); // true

Ordinal

const I = new Pronoun(new Ordinal(1));
let first = new Ordinal(1);
I.am(the(first)); // the(first) === first
console.log("Am 'I' the 'first'?", I._am(first)); // true
console.log("Is 'first' 'I'?", first._belongs(I)); // true
let anotherFirst = new Ordinal(1);
console.log("Is 'anotherFirst' 'I'?", anotherFirst._belongs(I)); // true
console.log("Am 'I' 'Ordinal'?", I._am(Ordinal)); // true, but must be false

Feeling and State

const I = new Pronoun(new Ordinal(1));
const hour = 1;
function very(state){
    return new StateValuePair(state, 1.2);
}
function quite(state){
    return new StateValuePair(state, 0.1);
}
let world = new Timeline();
let satiety = new State();
let hungry = new State(function(deltaVelue){
    this.set(satiety, this.get(satiety) - deltaVelue);
});
world.push(I);
I.am(very(satiety));
I.am(quite(hungry));
console.log("Before '10 hour', 'satiety':", I.how(satiety)); // 1.2
world.pass(10*hour, hour);
console.log("After  '10 hour', 'satiety':", I.how(satiety)); // 1.20000000000000004
console.log("Am 'I' 'hungry'?", I._am(hungry)); // true	```

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