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Functional methods like forEach, map, filter, and other Array methods for Objects in javascript
Functional methods like forEach, map, filter, and other Array methods for Objects in javascript
npm install object-loops
object-loops/<loop>
var filter = require('object-loops/filter')
var forEach = require('object-loops/for-each')
var mapKeys = require('object-loops/map-keys')
var map = require('object-loops/map')
var reduce = require('object-loops/reduce')
//... and more
// usage
forEach({ x:10, y: 20 }, callback)
filter({ x:10, y: 20 }, callback)
mapKeys({ x:10, y: 20 }, callback)
map({ x:10, y: 20 }, callback)
reduce({ x:10, y: 20 }, callback)
object-loops/chain
var chain = require('object-loops/chain')
chain({ x:10, y: 20 })
.filter(callback)
.mapKeys(callback)
.map(callback)
.reduce(callback)
.toJSON() // must be called at the end to return modified object
require('object-loops')() // extends Object.prototype
obj.forEach(callback)
obj.filter(callback)
obj.mapKeys(callback)
obj.map(callback)
obj.reduce(callback)
Tests whether every value in the object passes the test implemented by the callback.
var every = require('object-loops/every')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30,
qux: 40,
}
var allGreaterThan25 = every(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 25
})
allGreaterThan25 // false
*/
Creates a new object with keys and values flipped.
var inverse = require('object-loops/inverse')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
var inversedObj = inverse(obj)
inversedObj /* keys and vals are flipped
{
'10': 'foo',
'20': 'bar',
'30': 'baz'
}
*/
Creates a new object with all entries that pass the test implemented by the provided function.
var filter = require('object-loops/filter')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30,
qux: 40,
}
var filteredObj = filter(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 25
})
filteredObj /* Only has entries with vals greater than 25
{
baz: 30,
qux: 40
}
*/
Find the value of the the object that passes the test implemented by the callback.
val
is returned (else undefined)var find = require('object-loops/find')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30,
qux: 40,
}
var key = find(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 25
})
key // 30
var notfound = find(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 100
})
notfound // undefined
*/
Find the key of the the object that passes the test implemented by the callback. Very similar to Array.prototype.findIndex
key
is returned (else undefined)var findKey = require('object-loops/find-key')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30,
qux: 40,
}
var key = findKey(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 25
})
key // 'baz'
var notfound = findKey(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 100
})
notfound // undefined
*/
Executes a provided function once per each object value.
var forEach = require('object-loops/for-each')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
var keyConcat = ''
var valSum = 0
forEach(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
keyConcat += key
valSum += val
})
keyConcat // = 'foobarbaz'
valSum // = 60
Equivalent to Object.keys
. Implemented specifically for chain.
var chain = require('object-loops/chain')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
chain(obj)
.keys()
.toJSON()
// ['foo', 'bar', 'baz']
Like to keys
, but includes enumerable keys from the prototype chain.
var keysIn = require('object-loops/keys-in')
function Person (name) {
this.name = name
}
Person.prototype.getName = function () {
return this.name
}
var person = new Person('foo')
keysIn(obj)
// ['name', 'getName']
// for comparison, `keys` would return ['name']
Creates a new object with the results of calling a provided function on every key in the object.
var mapKeys = require('object-loops/map-keys')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
var mappedObj = mapKeys(obj, function (key, val, obj) {
return key + 'New'
})
mappedObj /* Each key is concated w/ 'New'
{
fooNew: 10,
barNew: 20,
bazNew: 30
}
*/
Creates a new object with the results of calling a provided function on every value in the object.
var map = require('object-loops/map')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
var mappedObj = map(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val*2
})
mappedObj /* Each val multiplied by 2
{
foo: 20,
bar: 40,
baz: 60
}
*/
Applies a function against an accumulator and each value of the object to reduce it to a single value.
var reduce = require('object-loops/reduce')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30
}
var sum = reduce(obj, function (prevVal, val, key, obj) {
return prevVal + val
})
sum // 60
Tests whether some value in the object passes the test implemented by the callback.
var some = require('object-loops/some')
var obj = {
foo: 10,
bar: 20,
baz: 30,
qux: 40,
}
var anyGreaterThan25 = some(obj, function (val, key, obj) {
return val > 25
})
anyGreaterThan25 // true
*/
Like to keys
, but returns direct enumerable values.
var values = require('object-loops/values')
function Person (name) {
this.name = name
}
Person.prototype.getName = function () {
return this.name
}
var person = new Person('foo')
values(obj)
// ['foo']
// for comparison, `valuesIn` would return ['foo', Person.prototype.getName]
Like to keys
, but returns direct enumerable values including prototype chain.
var valuesIn = require('object-loops/values-in')
function Person (name) {
this.name = name
}
Person.prototype.getName = function () {
return this.name
}
var person = new Person('foo')
valuesIn(obj)
// ['foo', Person.prototype.getName]
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Functional methods like forEach, map, filter, and other Array methods for Objects in javascript
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