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keypath

v0.0.1

Published

Access values in nested properties and arrays using a keypath.

Downloads

63

Readme

Keypath

Easily access properties in nested objects and arrays using a dot notation syntax.

Installation

Install with NPM: $ npm install keypath

keypath(keypath, object/array[, callback/re-throw]);

Keypath only exposes one function, so require it and use it.

var keypath = require('keypath');
keypath('foo.bar.baz', object);

Keypath takes 2 or 3 arguments.

  • keypath: a string representing the value you want to access.

  • object: the object in which this value resides.

  • callback/rethrow: an optional argument that can be either a function or true. If you give it a function, this function will be called if an error occurs. The error itself will be the callbacks only argument.

    If you pass true any error will be re-thrown and you can catch it yourself.

    If left out keypath() will just return undefined.

Roadmap

I'd like to add setting, that'd be convinient, right? Also adding@avg and the like would be cool. If you don't know what that is read this excellent blogpost about that feature in Cocoa.

License

See LICENSE.