jaisNotEmpty

jaisNotEmpty is a JavaScript function designed to check if a given value is not empty. It is part of the jais library, a collection of utility functions for JavaScript development. The primary purpose of jaisNotEmpty is to provide a simple and consistent way to validate that a variable contains some meaningful data, rather than being null, undefined, an empty string, or an empty array.

The function typically accepts a single argument, the value to be checked. It returns a boolean value: true if the value is considered not empty, and false otherwise. The definition of "empty" in jaisNotEmpty usually includes, but is not limited to, `null`, `undefined`, an empty string (`''`), an empty array (`[]`), and sometimes an empty object (`{}`). Specific implementations might also consider zero (`0`) or `false` as empty, depending on the desired strictness.

Developers commonly use jaisNotEmpty in form validation, conditional rendering, or data processing to ensure that required fields have been filled or that data structures contain elements before attempting to operate on them. Its utility lies in its straightforwardness and its ability to cover common "empty" states in a single check, reducing the need for multiple individual comparisons.