Give eachr an array or object, and the iterator, in return eachr will give the iterator the value and key of each item, and will stop if the iterator returned false.
Give eachr an array or object, and the iterator, in return eachr will give the iterator the value and key of each item, and will stop if the iterator returned false.
require('eachr')npm install --save eachrrequire('eachr')npm install --save eachr//wzrd.in/bundle/eachr@2.0.4require('eachr')ender add eachr// Prepare
var each = require("eachr");
var arr = ["first", "second", "third"];
var obj = {a:"first", b:"second", c:"third"};
var iterator = function(value,key){
console.log({value:value, key:key});
if ( value === "second" ) {
console.log("break");
return false;
}
};
// Cycle Array
each(arr, iterator);
// {"value":"first", "key":0}
// {"value":"second", "key":1}
// break
// Cycle Object
each(obj, iterator);
// {"value":"first", "key":"a"}
// {"value":"second", "key":"b"}
// break
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Give eachr an item to iterate (array, object or map) and an iterator, then in return eachr gives iterator the value and key of each item, and will stop if the iterator returned false.
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