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@teamawesome/multi-dict
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```shell script npm install @teamawesome/multi-dict ``` # Usage The aim of multi-dict is to behave just like a set of nested maps, but with an easy to use api. It supports all the regular methods of `Map`, including the iterators. ```js import Dict
npm install @teamawesome/multi-dict
The aim of multi-dict is to behave just like a set of nested maps, but with an easy to use api. It supports
all the regular methods of Map
, including the iterators.
import Dictionary from '@teamawesome/multi-dict'
const dict = new Dictionary();
entries
Optional. An iterable whose elements are in the shape of [key1, ..., value]
. Each element is added to
the dict.options
Optional. A hash of options as specified in the options paragraph.new Dictionary([ /* Entries */ ], { /* Options */ });
new Dictionary([ /* Entries */ ]);
By default, each level of the dict is a Map
. However, you can specify a type for each level and/or a
default type.
defaultType
The constructor for each level not specified in types
. Default is Map
.types
Array of constructors, for each depth that should be specified.// Each level of the dict will be an array
new Dictionary({
defaultType: Array
});
// The first level will be an Object, the second an Array.
// The third and deeper levels will be the default type.
new Dictionary({
types: [Object, Array]
});
get(...keys)
Get a value by its pathset(...keys, value)
Set a value by a path of keyshas(...keys)
Check if a path of keys existsdelete(...keys)
Delete a path of keysclear()
Remove all entries in the dictlevel(...keys)
Get a new Dictionary from the given levelforEach(callback, thisArg)
Run a callback for each entry of the dictdict.set(key1, key2, value);
dict.get(key1, key2); // => value
dict.set(key1, key2, key3, value);
dict.get(key1, key2, key3); // => value
dict.has(key1, key2, key3); // => true
// Only values that have been set before can be retrieved.
dict.has(key1, key2); // false!
dict.get(key1, key2); // => undefined!
dict = new Dictionary([
['a', 'b', 'value',]
['a', 'b', 'c1', 'value c1']
['a', 'b', 'c2', 'value c2']
]);
dict2 = dict.level('a', 'b');
[...dict2.entries()] // => [[[], 'value'], [['c1'], 'value c1'], [['c2'], 'value c2']]
keys
Get an iterable yielding all the paths of the dictvalues
Get an iterable yielding all the values of the dictentries
Get an iterable yielding all the paths and values of the dictSymbol.iterator
Get an iterable yielding all the paths and values of the dictfor (const keys of dict.keys())
for (const value of dict.values())
for (const [keys, value] of dict.values())
for (const [keys, value] of dict)
size
The amount of entries in the dictionaryFAQs
```shell script npm install @teamawesome/multi-dict ``` # Usage The aim of multi-dict is to behave just like a set of nested maps, but with an easy to use api. It supports all the regular methods of `Map`, including the iterators. ```js import Dict
The npm package @teamawesome/multi-dict receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @teamawesome/multi-dict popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @teamawesome/multi-dict 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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