OldsSkool - Typed variables for JS

OldSkool(o$) is a simple JS library to declare typed variables for primitives (String, Number and Boolean) in client side projects. It works calling the function o$() and passing a string as argument, the string must contain a name for the new variable, an operator which indicates the variable type ('=' for numbers, '?' for booleans and '#' for strings) and a value after the operator.

###Example

o$('numberVariable=1');
// The above expression is equivalent to: var varname = 1 but you can only assign numbers to it.
o$('booelanVariable?true');
// Same but works for booleans.
o$('stringVariable#mystring');
// Same but works for strings.

A variable declared with this function can be call normally through its name. Also it can be redeclared with a new type using o$().

TODO

• Add a method to remove this variables.