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deep-property-access

v1.0.1

Published

Deep property access by dot separated string or key array

Downloads

13

Readme

Deep Property Access

Deep property access function. Access properties by path. For arrays just include the index in the path (see example, property 4).

Usage

Use the library like this:

npm install --save deep-property-access
var DeepPropertyAccess = require('deep-property-access');

Retrieve a value from an arbitrary depth property:

var value = DeepPropertyAccess('path.to.my.key');

or

var value = DeepPropertyAccess( ['path', 'to', 'my', 'key' ] );

If the path cannot be resolved to a valid key the return value is undefined.

Example

Running the included example file

var util = require('util');
var deep = require('../');

var testObject = {
  key1: {
    subkey1: "Some string",
    subkey2: true
  },
  key2: {
    subkey3: {
      subsubkey1: 42
    }
  },
  key3: [ 24, -10, true ]
}

console.log("Object:\n" + util.inspect(testObject, { depth: 8, colors: true }) + "\n");

var property1 = "key1.subkey2";
var property2 = [ "key2", "subkey3", "subsubkey1" ];
var property3 = "key2";
var property4 = "key3.1";

console.log("Property '" + property1 + "': " + deep(testObject, property1));
console.log("Property '[ '" + property2.join("', '") + "' ]': " + deep(testObject, property2));
console.log("Property '" + property3 + "': " + util.inspect(deep(testObject, property3), { depth: 8, colors: true }));
console.log("Property '" + property4 + "': " + deep(testObject, property4));

will result in this:

Object:
{ key1: { subkey1: 'Some string', subkey2: true },
  key2: { subkey3: { subsubkey1: 42 } },
  key3: [ 24, -10, true ] }

Property 'key1.subkey2': true
Property '[ 'key2', 'subkey3', 'subsubkey1' ]': 42
Property 'key2': { subkey3: { subsubkey1: 42 } }
Property 'key3.1': -10

License

This project is licensed as LGPLv3, the license file is included in the project directory.

Find this project on: GitHub or npm

Copyright 2015 Stefan Hamminga - prjct.net