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A small utility to do a deep nest check on an object without throwing a TypeError
npm install nestcheck --save
In code: var nest = require('nestcheck');
##Description
This module is used to run a deep nest check on objects without throwing a TypeError.
Two functions exist. has and get
has returns a boolean value based on if the nest exists.
git returns the nested value if it exists and if not returns undefined.
##has
nest.has(OBJECT, 'string.of.nest.search') //returns true or false.
##get
nest.get(OBJECT, 'string.of.nest.search') //returns nest value or undefined
##IMPORTANT
Do not include base object name in string search.
Ex.
var Obj = {
nested: { exists: true}
}
RIGHT
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nest.has(Obj, 'nested.exists') //returns true
WRONG
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nest.has(Obj, 'Obj.nested') //will return false
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A small utility to do a deep nest check on an object without throwing a TypeError
We found that nestcheck 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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