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deep-props
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Provides a collection of tools for performing operations on deeply nested object properties, prototypes, and object keys. Avoids stack limit violations by using task queues rather than recursion. Allows for custom execution settings including non-native d
Migration notice: users of deep-props <= v0.0.8 must replace module calls with deep-props.extract. See the deployment instructions below or install the deep-props.extract standalone package. All other functionality is the same.
Provides a collection of tools for performing operations on deeply nested object properties, prototypes, and object keys. Avoids stack limit violations by using task queues rather than recursion. Allows for custom execution settings including non-native dataset handling.
Node.JS version 8.7.0 or above.
Installing all modules:
npm install deep-props
Submodules may be installed individually. See the module list above.
The following command will test the package for errors. It prints a large selection of examples to the console; scroll through its output if you want to learn more about the utility.
npm test --prefix /path/to/node_modules/deep-props
const props = require('deep-props')
const extract = props.extract
const get = props.get
Please see the associated README files for general usage information.
API docs contain module parameters and return information. Links to type definitions are provided as well in order to explain in detail the types of expected inputs and outputs.
Global docs contain all type definitions and functions used internally.
Versioned using SemVer. For available versions, see the Changelog.
Please raise an issue if you find any. Pull requests are welcome!
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
0.2.0 (2018-05-09)
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FAQs
Provides a collection of non-recursive tools for performing operations on deeply nested object properties and prototypes. Allows for custom execution settings including non-native dataset handling.
The npm package deep-props receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, deep-props popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deep-props 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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