@aofl/object-utils
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A small collection of Object utility functions designed to have a small footprint (20b gz) and be performant
A small collection of Object utility functions designed to have a small footprint and be performant.
Libraries like Lodash have a high overhead and come with more functionality than most projects need. Also, with es6 features fewer of these "utility" functions are needed.
In Lodash's case, even if you only import the needed features you still get the 4kb gzipped Core build + additional functionality.
npm i -S @aofl/object-utils
import {deepAssign} from '@aofl/object-utils';
deepAssign(leftSource, 'nested.path.to.assign', rightSource);
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A small collection of Object utility functions designed to have a small footprint (20b gz) and be performant
The npm package @aofl/object-utils receives a total of 430 weekly downloads. As such, @aofl/object-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aofl/object-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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