Runs an extractor function against a value in order to pull out some other value. If the extractor function fails to pull the data out for any reason, extract-dat
will suppress any errors and simply return the default value. Because SOMETIMES... you just want a value without all the whining.
Getting Started
npm install --save extract-dat
import extract from "extract-dat";
Interface
extract(dataValue, extractorFn, [defaultValue=null])
Argument | Type | Description |
---|
dataValue | Any | Value to be passed into extractorFn as the first parameter. |
extractorFn | Function | Function to extract a value from dataValue . |
defaultValue | Any | Value to be returned if extractorFn produces an error or returns undefined . |
Example
import extract from "extract-dat";
const user = {
phone: {type: 'home', number: '123-456-7890'},
greet: 'Hello World',
roles: ['editor', 'contributor']
};
const name = extract(user, x => x.name, 'Bob');
const greeting = extract(user, x => x.greet, 'HI!');
const email = extract(user, x => x.email);
const isAdmin = extract(user, x => x.roles.includes('admin'), false);
const isEditor = extract(user, x => x.roles.includes('editor'), false);
const formattedPhone = extract(user, x => `${x.phone.number} (${x.phone.type})`, 'No Phone Number');
Lib Dat!
extract-dat
is part of lib-dat
, a suite of tools that all...
- Have ZERO dependencies.
- Do one task well.
- Make it easier to work with data.