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@riadh-adrani/obj-utils

v1.0.5

Published

Javascript objects utilities

Downloads

203

Readme

obj-utils npm CI/CD

Javascript object utilities.

Check documentation here


Methods

isNumber

checks if o is a number.

function isNumber(o: unknown): o is number;

isArray

checks if o is an array.

function isArray<T>(o: unknown): o is Array<T>;

isObject

checks if o is an object.

function isObject(o: unknown): o is object;

isNull

checks if o is null.

function isNull(o: unknown): o is null;

isUndefined

checks if o is undefined.

function isUndefined(o: unknown): o is undefined;

isBoolean

checks if o is boolean.

function isBoolean(o: unknown): o is boolean;

isBigint

checks if o is bigint.

function isBigint(o: unknown): o is bigint;

isSymbol

checks if o is symbol.

function isSymbol(o: unknown): o is bigint;

isFunction

checks if o is a function.

function isFunction<F = () => void>(o: unknown): o is F;

isFalsy

checks if o is falsy.

function isFalsy(o: unknown): o is false | 0 | '' | null | undefined | null;

isPrimitive

checks if o is a primitive.

function isPrimitive(
  o: unknown
): o is string | number | bigint | boolean | undefined | symbol | null;

hasProperty

checks if o is an object with the given property.

function hasProperty<V = unknown, K extends string | number | symbol = string>(
  o: unknown,
  property: K
): o is { [P in K]: V };

areEqual

checks if obj1 is deeply and strictly equal to obj2.

function areEqual(obj1: unknown, obj2: unknown, depth?: number): boolean;

you can set a maximum depth, it is set to 10 by default.

copy

perform a deep copy of the given object.

function copy<T>(source: T): T;

copyKeys

copy keys from an object to another with the possibility of ignoring some keys.

function copyKeys<F extends object, T extends object>(
  source: F,
  target: T,
  ...exclude: Array<StringWithAutoComplete<keyof F>>

forEachKey

execute a callback for each key in an object.

function forEachKey<T extends object>(
  callback: (key: keyof T, value: T[keyof T], index: number) => void,
  object: T
): void;

getType

a better version of typeof that diffirentiate null, object and array.

function getType(o: unknown): Type;
Type
export type Type =
  | 'undefined'
  | 'null'
  | 'boolean'
  | 'number'
  | 'bigint'
  | 'string'
  | 'symbol'
  | 'object'
  | 'array';

merge

perform a deep merge of two or more objects.

function merge<S extends object, T extends object = S>(...objects: Array<S>): T;

comparison are performed by key.

new keys will be added.

the function will try to mainting similar object structure, overrding keys only when types are different, using getType

omit

copy an object but omitting certain keys.

function omit<T extends object, K extends keyof T>(
  object: T,
  ...keys: Array<StringWithAutoComplete<keyof T | K>>
): Omit<T, K>;

pick

create a new object of selected keys.

function pick<T extends object, K extends keyof T>(
  object: T,
  ...keys: Array<keyof T | K>
): Pick<T, K>;