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string-and-object-tools

v0.0.26

Published

assorted utilites for working with strings and objects

Downloads

10

Readme

Star2Star Communications String and Object Tools

Installation

npm install string-and-object-tools --save

Usage

import stringTools from "string-and-object-tools";

If you see the following error when using the SDK:

ReferenceError: regeneratorRuntime is not defined

You need to require or import babel polyfill it at the top of the entry point to your application.

require("babel-polyfill");

Methods

Please click here for our documentation pages.

Changes

  • 0.0.1 - initial setup
  • 0.0.2 - fixed issue with package.json main ... must be lib/index.js
  • 0.0.3 - new method for contenteditible components
  • 0.0.4 - missing stuff
  • 0.0.5 - fixed and added new method called getFlattenedObject
  • 0.0.6 - handle arrays as root element
  • 0.0.7 - update bable
  • 0.0.8 - fixed bug with flattened object with main object
  • 0.0.9 - add more unit tests for error conditions
  • 0.0.10 - buildTreeFromObject
  • 0.0.11 - objectHasOwnProperty
  • 0.0.12 - buildTreeFromApplication
  • 0.0.13 - fix bug with versions
  • 0.0.14 - objectHasOwnProperty
  • 0.0.15 - null objects fix
  • 0.0.16 - fix to publish bad stuff
  • 0.0.17 - fix to null object take 2
  • 0.0.18 - fix issue with buildTreeFromApplication - defaultValue was object but string type
  • 0.0.19 - bug with buildTee from object missing prefixName
  • 0.0.20 - circular reference issue
  • 0.0.21 - bug with buildTee from object label incorrect in some cases
  • 0.0.22 - npm package updates
  • 0.0.23 - variable replacement to empty string if it is defined that way
  • 0.0.24 - object merge to merge-deep
  • 0.0.25 - fixed merge import
  • 0.0.26 - fixed merging arrays