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Map object keys and values into a new object


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What is map-obj?

The map-obj package is a utility that allows you to map object keys and values into a new object. It provides a simple way to transform objects based on a mapping function.

What are map-obj's main functionalities?

Mapping keys and values

You can map the keys and values of an object to new keys and values. For example, you can take an object with keys 'foo' and 'bar' and transform them into 'newFoo' and 'newBar' with corresponding values.

{"newKey": "newValue"}

Custom mapping function

The package allows you to provide a custom mapping function that receives the key and value of each property and returns a new key-value pair array. This function is applied to each property in the original object.

const mapObj = require('map-obj');
const newObject = mapObj({ foo: 'bar' }, (key, value) => [key.toUpperCase(), value.repeat(3)]);

Deep mapping

map-obj supports deep mapping, which means you can apply the mapping function recursively to nested objects.

const mapObj = require('map-obj');
const newObject = mapObj({ foo: { bar: 'baz' } }, (key, value) => [key, value], { deep: true });

Target option

You can specify a target object to which the mapped properties will be assigned. This allows you to merge the new properties with an existing object.

const mapObj = require('map-obj');
const target = { existing: 'prop' };
const newObject = mapObj({ foo: 'bar' }, (key, value) => [key, value], { target });

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Map object keys and values into a new object

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$ npm install --save map-obj

Usage

var mapObj = require('map-obj');

var newObject = mapObj({foo: 'bar'}, function (key, value, object) {
	// first element is the new key and second is the new value
	// here we reverse the order
	return [value, key];
});
//=> {bar: 'foo'}

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MIT © Sindre Sorhus

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Last updated on 02 May 2015

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