A minimalist utility library.
# Using npm
npm install --save ul
# Using yarn
yarn add ul
const Ul = require("ul")
// Input data
let obj = {
n: null
, v: 1
}
, def = {
n: 1
, v: 10
, a: 20
}
, tmp = null
// Merge the two objects and store the result in tmp
console.log(tmp = Ul.deepMerge(obj, def))
// => { n: null, v: 1, a: 20 }
// Clone the tmp object -- the clone will have a
// different reference
console.log(tmp === Ul.clone(tmp))
// => false
// Show the absolute path to the home directory
console.log(Ul.home()) // or `console.log(Ul.HOME_DIR)`
// => /home/ionicabizau
// One level merge
console.log(Ul.merge({
foo: {
bar: 42
}
}, {
foo: {
bar: 1
, baz: 7
}
}))
// => { { bar: 42 } }
There are few ways to get help:
merge(dst, src)One level merge. Faster than deepMerge.
dst: {Object} The destination object.src: {Object} The source object (usually defaults).deepMerge()Recursively merge the objects from arguments, returning a new object.
Usage: Ul.deepMerge(obj1, obj2, obj3, obj4, ..., objN)
clone(item)Deep clone of the provided item.
item: The item that should be clonedhome()Get the home directory path on any platform. The value can be
accessed using Ul.HOME_DIR too.
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A minimalist utility library.
We found that ul 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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