Mutate keys and values in objects. Returns a new version of the object
npm install toxic --save
var toxic = require('toxic');
var mutatedObject = toxic({
key1: 'value1',
key2: 'value2'
}, {
mutator: function (val) {
return val + '...'
}
});
console.log(mutatedObject);
// OUTPUTS:
// {
// 'key1...': 'value1...',
// 'key2...': 'value2...'
// }
object - The object to perform mutations on.options
mutator - Function that gets passed the current key or value. Default returns the value, as is.keyMutator - Function used ot mutate the keys. Overrides mutator.valueMutator - Function used ot mutate the values. Overrides mutator.npm install
npm test
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Mutate keys and values in objects. Returns a new version of the object
The npm package toxic receives a total of 438,972 weekly downloads. As such, toxic popularity was classified as popular.
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