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basic-object-extend

v0.0.1

Published

A very basic object extender library used by .call()ing it on an object and passing in the object to extend it with.

Downloads

4

Readme

Basic-Object-Extend

A very small and simplistic function for extending a JS object. There are lots out there, but this one is possibly unique in that it's typical usage is to call it using call/ apply or bind as it operates on the 'this' object. This may or may not be a good thing, but you now have a choice whether to use this package or one that doesn't do this!

Installation

npm install basic-object-extend

Usage

var extend = require('basic-object-extend');
var originalObject = {};

extend.call(originalObject, {"newProp": "oh hai there"});
console.log(originalObject.newProp);

Tests

npm test