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resolve-object-path

v2.0.0

Published

A TypeScript function that resolves a string path to an object's property.

Downloads

543

Readme

resolve-object-path

MIT License NPM

A simple TypeScript utility function for getting a value from an object by following a path.

Highlights

  • Supports TypeScript!
  • Full JSDoc documentation
  • Very lightweight (~1.6kB of actual code!)

Installation

Node

npm install resolve-object-path --save

Browser

<script src="https://joker876.github.io/resolve-object-path/dist/index.min.js"></script>

Importing

Node

const resolvePath = require('resolve-object-path');
// or
import resolvePath from 'resolve-object-path';

Browser

All declarations are automatically available in all other files.

Documentation

This package exports only one function, as the default export.

resolvePath(object: object, path: string);

Where:

  • object is the object to get the value from
  • path is the path to the value

It returns the value the path was pointing to, or undefined if the object does not contain that path.

Exceptions

  • Throws if type of the argument object is not "object".
  • Throws if type of the argument path is not "string".
  • Throws if the path is invalid, such as "." or "v|as.t".

Examples

import resolvePath from 'reolve-object-path';

const testObj = {
    foo: 'abc',
    'tes"t': 'pizza',
    'bra[ck"][et': 'cheese',
    bar: {
        baz: -5,
        'str-ing': { prop: 86 },
        'qux': [{}, { def: 'ghi' }],
        'fred': [1, 3, 5],
    }
};

resolvePath(testObj, ''); // returns the whole object
resolvePath(testObj, 'foo'); // -> "abc"
resolvePath(testObj, 'bar.baz'); // -> -5
resolvePath(testObj, 'bar.fred[2]'); // -> 5
resolvePath(testObj, '["foo"]'); // -> "abc"
resolvePath(testObj, '["foo"].bar'); // -> -5
resolvePath(testObj, 'bar["str-ing"]'); // -> { prop: 86 }
resolvePath(testObj, 'bar.qux[1].def'); // -> "ghi"
// even works in edge cases such as
resolvePath(testObj, '["tes"t"]'); // -> "pizza"
resolvePath(testObj, '["bra[ck"][et"]'); // -> "cheese"