jazzon-lodash

Use some lodash goodness with jazzon

Installation

$ npm install --save jazzon-lodash

Usage

The following lodash methods are availible and support passing arguments to (where applicable):

• chunk
• compact
• drop
• dropRight
• fill
• first
• flatten
• flattenDeep
• indexOf
• initial
• last
• lastIndexOf
• pull
• pullAt
• rest
• slice
• take
• takeRight
• uniq
• unzip
• without
• at
• includes
• pluck
• sample
• shuffle
• size
• now
• gt
• gte
• isArray
• isBoolean
• isDate
• isEmpty
• isNaN
• isNull
• isNumber
• isObject
• isPlainObject
• isString
• lt
• lte
• add
• ceil
• floor
• max
• min
• round
• sum
• inRange
• random
• findKey
• findLastKey
• get
• has
• invert
• keys
• omit
• pairs
• pick
• set
• values
• camelCase
• capitalize
• deburr
• endsWith
• escape
• kebabCase
• pad
• padLeft
• padRight
• parseInt
• repeat
• snakeCase
• startCase
• startsWith
• trim
• trimLeft
• trimRight
• trunc
• unescape
• words
• uniqueId

The following lodash methods operate solely on the current state passed into the helper. Most of them expect an array:

• difference
• intersection
• union
• xor
• zip
• zipObject
• merge

The template method is also supported. The template string passed in as an argument is rendered using the current state (passed from previous helper):

• template

Conflicting helper names

To avoid conflict with other helpers one can prefix all the methods with "lodash" or "_".

pick === _.pick === lodash.pick

One can also force a custom prefix using the prefix option.

jazzon.use(require('jazzon-lodash')({ prefix: 'foo.' }));

jazzon.compile({ index: '@{ foo.random }' });