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Comparing version 1.6.2 to 1.6.3

lib/array-tools.js

@@ -22,3 +22,3 @@ "use strict";
 1. Pass your input array to array-tools as an argument. 
-2. Chain together your operations. From array-tools, you may use {@link module:array-tools.pluck}, {@link module:array-tools.pick}, {@link module:array-tools.arrayify}, {@link module:array-tools.where}, {@link module:array-tools.without}, {@link module:array-tools.unique}, {@link module:array-tools.spliceWhile}, {@link module:array-tools.extract}, {@link module:array-tools.flatten}, {@link module:array-tools.exists} and {@link module:array-tools.sortBy} in the chain. From core Array methods you may use `filter`, `reverse`, `sort`, `concat`, `slice`, `every`, `some` and `map`.
+2. Chain together your operations. From array-tools, you may use {@link module:array-tools.pluck}, {@link module:array-tools.pick}, {@link module:array-tools.arrayify}, {@link module:array-tools.where}, {@link module:array-tools.findWhere}, {@link module:array-tools.without}, {@link module:array-tools.unique}, {@link module:array-tools.spliceWhile}, {@link module:array-tools.extract}, {@link module:array-tools.flatten}, {@link module:array-tools.exists} and {@link module:array-tools.sortBy} in the chain. From core Array methods you may use `filter`, `reverse`, `sort`, `concat`, `slice`, `every`, `some` and `map`.
 3. Finally, following all above methods except {@link module:array-tools.exists}, call `.val()` to extract the result. 
@@ -25,0 +25,0 @@

package.json

 {
   "name": "array-tools",
   "author": "Lloyd Brookes <[e-mail]>",
-  "version": "1.6.2",
+  "version": "1.6.3",
   "description": "Lightweight tool-kit for working with arrays",
@@ -6,0 +6,0 @@ "repository": "https://github.com/75lb/array-tools.git",

README.md

@@ -19,3 +19,3 @@ [![view on npm](http://img.shields.io/npm/v/array-tools.svg)](https://www.npmjs.org/package/array-tools)
 1. Pass your input array to array-tools as an argument. 
-2. Chain together your operations. From array-tools, you may use [pluck](#module_array-tools.pluck), [pick](#module_array-tools.pick), [arrayify](#module_array-tools.arrayify), [where](#module_array-tools.where), [without](#module_array-tools.without), [unique](#module_array-tools.unique), [spliceWhile](#module_array-tools.spliceWhile), [extract](#module_array-tools.extract), [flatten](#module_array-tools.flatten), [exists](#module_array-tools.exists) and [sortBy](#module_array-tools.sortBy) in the chain. From core Array methods you may use `filter`, `reverse`, `sort`, `concat`, `slice`, `every`, `some` and `map`.
+2. Chain together your operations. From array-tools, you may use [pluck](#module_array-tools.pluck), [pick](#module_array-tools.pick), [arrayify](#module_array-tools.arrayify), [where](#module_array-tools.where), [findWhere](#module_array-tools.findWhere), [without](#module_array-tools.without), [unique](#module_array-tools.unique), [spliceWhile](#module_array-tools.spliceWhile), [extract](#module_array-tools.extract), [flatten](#module_array-tools.flatten), [exists](#module_array-tools.exists) and [sortBy](#module_array-tools.sortBy) in the chain. From core Array methods you may use `filter`, `reverse`, `sort`, `concat`, `slice`, `every`, `some` and `map`.
 3. Finally, following all above methods except [exists](#module_array-tools.exists), call `.val()` to extract the result. 
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