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A small npm package to check if an object have certain properties , including nested properties
A small, yet very useful npm package, which is used to check if an object possess a property or not. Checks for any depth of nested objects
$ npm i is-obj-props
Install and import is-obj-props
import isObjProps from 'is-obj-props';
const testObj = {
name: "UserName",
age: 25,
marks: {
exam1: 98,
exam2: {
part1: 47,
part2: 48
}
}
}
isObjProps is a function which takes 2 arguements:
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["name"]));
//UserName
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["FirstName"]));
//null
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["marks","exam1"]));
//98
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["marks","exam2"]));
//{part1: 47, part2: 48}
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["marks","exam3"]));
//null
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["marks","exam2","part2"]));
//48
console.log(isObjProps(obj, ["marks","exam2","part3"]));
//null
This never lets us face undefined error due to object properties again.
You are welcome to raise issues and PRs in the repository
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A small npm package to check if an object have certain properties , including nested properties
We found that is-obj-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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