Applying the every() method to a JavaScript Iterator. The every() method returns true if all elements satisfy a test function. For example, to check if every element is a digit (0-9) or a letter of the alphabet (A-Z, case insensitive)
This package is inspired by the syntax of the Ruby programming language. It adds an iterator that can be called 'n' times with a function that is passed to one of the methods of the iterator.
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