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F is for Fill

@cursorsdottsx/f

A small ezpz module to fill and populate your objects when needed to preserve memory.

If you have thicc af objects that you only use sometimes, this is a good use case.

import "@cursorsdottsx/f";

function generateMyThiccObject() {
	return { ... }; // a lotta shit
}

const myThiccObject = {
	data: new Fill(generateMyThiccObject),
};

const filledThiccObject = Fill.fill(myThiccObject);

// or if you want it to fill the reference instead

Fill.populate(myThiccObject);

Heavily inspired by mongoose's populate method, this is a robust and versatile library to handle fillings, and of course thicc objects.

Install and use right now or else

npm install @cursorsdottsx/f

yarn add @cursorsdottsx/f

Once you import the library, it will export a Fill object that you can use.

It's API is very simple.

Documentation

new Fill(blueprint, ...arguments)

• blueprint – Can be a function or class. This will replace the property with the return value of the function/class instance.
• arguments – Arguments to pass to the function or class.

Creates a new filler for your objects.

Fill.prototype.blueprint

The blueprint.

Fill.prototype.args

The arguments for the blueprint.

Fill.prototype.init()

Executes the blueprint with the arguments provided.

Fill.fill(object)

• object – Object to fill.

Fills an object and replaces all Fill instances.

Fill.unfill(object)

• object – Object to restore.

Restores a filled object back to its original state.

Fill.populate(object)

• object – Object to fill.

Replaces the object's properties (in contrast to fill that returns a newly constructed object).

Fill.unpopulate(object)

• object – Object to restore.

Restores the object's properties (in constrast to unfill that returns a newly reconstructed object).

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