Get a property from deep objects using string notation.
$ npm install dget --save
var obj, val, nonexsting;
obj = {
some: {
prop: {
deep: "Hello world!"
}
}
}
val = dget('some.prop.deep', obj);
console.log(val); // "Hello world!"
val = dget('non.existing.prop', obj)
console.log(val); // undefined
$ npm test
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Find a key deep in an object using string notation.
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