This library is written to help identifying Javascript types
```javascriptis.Boolean(arg); // returns true if the arg is of type "boolean"
is.Primitive(arg); // returns true if the arg is primitive (undefined, number, string, boolean)
is.Numeric(arg); // returns true if the arg is numeric
is.Integer(arg); // returns true if the arg is "integer"
is.Float(arg); // returns true if the arg is "double"
is.Object(arg); // returns true if the arg is "object"
is.Array(arg); // returns true if the arg is "array"
is.Function(arg); // returns true if the arg is "function"
is.RegExp(arg); // returns true if the arg is "regex"
is.ReallyNaN(arg) // safer than isNaN function, returns true only if value is NaN
is.Undefined(arg) // returns true if arg is "undefined"
is.String(arg) //returns true if arg is "string"
is.BlankString(arg) // returns true if arg is empty string
is.NegZero // return true if the value is "negative zero"
is.BooleanTrue // returns true if and only if the arg is boolean "true"
<h1>Release History</h1>
v0.0.1: Initial version providing basic type checking functions.
<br/>v0.0.2: Throw mechanism added, now you can pass the message you like to see when there is an error.
<h1>License</h1>
isJS is released under MIT license.
