Fill keys in a destination that are defined on the source. Copies descriptors so properties like
enumerablewill persist.
$ npm install --save fill-keys
const fillKeys = require('fill-keys')
fillKeys(destination, source);
//=> missing destination keys in source are copied
fill-keys will copy descriptors. It will also copy the source.prototype properties onto destination.prototype if both destination and source are functions.
fillKeys(destination, source) -> destinationdestinationRequired
Type: any
The destination object where keys from source will be added.
Required
Type: any
The source object from which to copy properties.
MIT © Ben Drucker
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Fill keys in a destination that are defined on the source
The npm package fill-keys receives a total of 296,529 weekly downloads. As such, fill-keys popularity was classified as popular.
We found that fill-keys 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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