Function isLiteral

isLiteral<const T extends readonly Literal[]>(...values: T): LiteralTypeGuard<T>
Creates a LiteralTypeGuard that checks that the value equals one of the values.

Best practice: use satisfies on the result when passing multiple literal values.
Type Parameters
- const T extends readonly Literal[]
  Array of literal values
Parameters
- ...values: T
  The literal values to guard for
Returns LiteralTypeGuard<T>
A type guard for the provided values
Example: Using `isLiteral` to guard a single literal value
```
const isHello = isLiteral("Hello");

isHello("Hello"); // true
isHello("world"); // false
```
Example: Using `isLiteral` to create a union of literals
```
const directions = ["up", "down", "left", "right"] as const;
type Direction = (typeof directions)[number];

const isDirection = isLiteral(...directions) satisfies TypeGuard<Direction>;

isDirection("up"); // true
```
- Defined in isLiteral/index.ts:55