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@lopatnov/join
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The TypeScript library template.
npm install @lopatnov/join
<script src="https://lopatnov.github.io/join/dist/library.min.js"></script>
import sampleLibrary from "@lopatnov/join";
var sampleLibrary = require("@lopatnov/join");
const rightJoin = join(JoinTypes.right);
const joinObject = rightJoin({
sample1: "One",
sample2: "Two",
sample3: "Three",
});
const m = joinObject({
sample2: "Dos",
sample3: "Tres",
sample4: "Quatro",
});
const c = join(JoinTypes.innerJoin)({
sample1: "One",
sample2: "Two",
sample3: {
smile: "cheese",
},
})({
sample2: "Dos",
sample3: {
sorrir: "queijo",
},
sample4: "Quatro",
});
See, how it's working: https://runkit.com/lopatnov/join
Test it with a runkit: https://npm.runkit.com/@lopatnov/join
License Apache-2.0
Copyright 2020 Oleksandr Lopatnov
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The npm package @lopatnov/join receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @lopatnov/join popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @lopatnov/join demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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