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putil-merge
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Lightweight solution for merging multiple objects into one. Also it supports deep merge and deep clone
A 'swiss army knife' solution for merging two or more objects. It supports deep merge, cloning properties, copying descriptors and filtering.
$ npm install putil-merge --save
merge(target, source[, options])
target:object
:source:object
:options:object
deep:boolean
(optional): If true, it performs deep merge operation. Default: false
clone:boolean
(optional): If true, clones object properties rather than assigning references. Default: false
descriptor:boolean
(optional): If true, copies property descriptors. Default: false
filter:function
(optional): A callback function to test if source property will be merged to target.arrayMerge:boolean|function
(optional): If true, it combines array values. It this is a function, result of call will be assigned to target.Copying source properties to target object
const a = {x: 1, y: 2};
const b = {x: {}, z: [1, 2, 3, 4]};
const merged = merge(a, b);
assert(merged.x===b.x); // References copied
assert(merged.z===b.z); // References copied
Cloning source properties to target object
const a = {x: 1, y: 2};
const b = {x: {}, z: [1, 2, 3, 4]};
const merged = merge(a, b, {clone: true});
assert(merged.x!==b.x); // Object cloned
assert(merged.z!==b.z); // Array cloned
Applying filter while merge
const a = {x: 1, y: 2};
const b = {x: {}, z: [1, 2, 3, 4]};
const merged = merge(a, b, {filter: (src, key)=>key!=='z'});
assert(!merged.z); // Z will not be merged
Copying descriptors
const b = {};
Object.defineProperty(b, 'foo', {
enumerable: false
});
const merged = merge({}, b, {descriptor: true});
assert.strictEqual(Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(merged, 'foo').enumerable, false);
Copying getters and setters
const b = {
bar: 1,
get foo(){
return this.bar;
}
};
const merged = merge({}, b, {descriptor: true});
assert.strictEqual(merged.foo, 1);
Copying function properties
const b = {
bar: 1,
getFoo(){
return this.bar;
}
};
const merged = merge({}, b, {descriptor: true});
assert.strictEqual(merged.getFoo(), 1);
Performs merge with more than two objects.
merge.all(arrayOfObjects[, options])
arrayOfObjects:Array<object>
:options:object
deep:boolean
(optional): If true, it performs deep merge operation. Default: false
clone:boolean
(optional): If true, clones object properties rather than assigning references. Default: false
descriptor:boolean
(optional): If true, copies property descriptors. Default: false
filter:function
(optional): A callback function to test if source property will be merged to target.arrayMerge:boolean|function
(optional): If true, it combines array values. It this is a function, result of call will be assigned to target.>= 6.0
;FAQs
Lightweight solution for merging multiple objects into one. Also it supports deep merge and deep clone
The npm package putil-merge receives a total of 43,203 weekly downloads. As such, putil-merge popularity was classified as popular.
We found that putil-merge demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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