## Usage

_(A few of the types have some extra formatting where it makes sense. For example, instead of `a regexp`, it returns `a regular expression`, which IMHO is more readable to users. You can [customize mappings](#customize) if you want)_

```js
var type = require('{%= name %}');

console.log(type({}));
//=> 'an object'

console.log(type([]));
//=> 'an array'

console.log(type(9));
//=> 'a number'

console.log(type(/abc/));
//=> 'a regular expression'

console.log(type(new WeakMap()));
//=> 'a WeakMap'
```

Get the object of types-to-articles mappings:

```js
var types = require('{%= name %}').types;
```

Also exposes a `typeOf` property, for getting the native type only:

```js
var type = require('{%= name %}');
type.types.weapmap = 'a WeakMap()';

console.log(type.typeOf(new WeakMap()));
//=> 'weakmap'
```

## Customize

Customize any of the mappings:

```js
var type = require('{%= name %}');
type.types.weapmap = 'a WeakMap()';

console.log(type(new WeakMap()));
//=> 'a WeakMap()'
```