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is-alphanumerical

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Check if a character is alphanumerical ([a-zA-Z0-9]).

Install

npm:

npm install is-alphanumerical

Use

var alphanumerical = require('is-alphanumerical')

alphanumerical('a') // => true
alphanumerical('Z') // => true
alphanumerical('0') // => true
alphanumerical(' ') // => false
alphanumerical('💩') // => false

API

alphanumerical(character)

Check whether the given character code (number), or the character code at the first position (string), is alphanumerical.

License

MIT © Titus Wormer