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traversal-handler

v1.1.3

Published

This package is just a simple handler for objects (eg. complex objects or trees) traversal.

Downloads

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Readme

Traversal handler

This package is just a simple handler for objects (eg. complex objects or trees) traversal.

This package depends on lodash.

TreeTraversal usage example

TreeTraversal is a method for modifying tree elements with a recursive traversal.

With the treeTraversal method, we could traverse across the treeList input parameter, with the possibility of modifying every element as we want them to be.

There is an example (below) for changing the name property of every element (and their child elements) to 'Test'.

In the example, i'm using lodash clone method for the current object of the recursion, but it's not necessary

import { treeTraversal } from 'traversal-handler';

treeTraversal(treeList, (current) => {
    const tempObject = _clone(current);
    tempObject.name = 'TEST';
    return tempObject;
});

In version 1.0.4 the traversal method input tree parameter works like a reference, so it just overrides the given Object, unlike the current (> 1.0.5) version, where the method works with a new, pure instance of the tree, so the usage now works like:

const modifiedTree = treeTraversal(treeList, (current) => {
    const tempObject = _clone(current);
    tempObject.name = 'TEST';
    return tempObject;
});

Where the modifiedTree instance holds the updated version of the input parameter

With returning null inside the modifyHandler callback method, you are able to remove the current leaf.

There is an option for finding a specific Object's parent inside our tree. parentOf method iterates recursively across the given tree and finds the parent of our object, with breaking the recursion after completion.

From version 1.1.x

In version 1.1.x, you have the option, to give the treeTraversal method a third (inputModifyHandler) and fourth (childrenProp) parameter. For instance, imagine having a modify method outside your class, that you want to pass to the handler (named inputModifyHandler) with the local callback method. Now you can do this as well, with the third parameter. The fourth parameter is a string type parameter (childrenProp) for redefining the children property name (It is still children in default).

Object utils

In this package, there are a few methods, that help cleanin or modifying objects easily, without defining complex logic.