args2object
Node/JavaScript library to access an item in an object structure given function arguments as path.
Install in Node
$ npm install args2object
Manual installation for Browser apps
Take the browserified file at dist/args2object.bundle.js
and include it in your HTML:
<script src='js/args2object.bundle.js'></script>
The browserified file exports the window.args2object
function.
Usage
var args2object = require('args2object');
var myObject = {
a: true,
b: false,
c: 'hello',
d: {
d1: 'foo',
d2: [1,2,3,4]
},
true: {
false: 0,
bar: null
}
};
var getter = args2object(myObject);
getter('a');
getter('b');
getter('c');
getter('d','d1');
getter('d','d2');
getter(true,false);
getter(true,'bar');
getter('a','a1');
getter('a','a1','a11');
getter('e');
getter('e','e1');
getter(null,true,false);
getter();
var getter = args2object(myObject, {failOnNotFound: true});
getter('a','a1');
getter('a','a1','a11');
getter('e');
getter('e','e1');
getter(false);
API
getter = args2object(object, options)
- param
{Object|Function}
object: The object to handle. - param
{Object}
options (optional):
{Boolean}
failOnNotFound: Whether to throw an Error
if the searched path does not exist in the object structure (default: false
).
Returns a getter
function.
getter(a,b,c)
Retrieve the value at object[a][b][c]
.
If the path does not exist it returns undefined
(or throws an Error
if options.failOnNotFound
is set).
Release History
0.1.1 (2014-11-20)
- Make it much more robust and allow retrieving the full object.
0.1.0 (2014-11-14)
License
Copyright (c) 2014 Iñaki Baz Castillo
Licensed under the MIT license.