README.md

Object

manipulating object? Nah, thats eazy!

Current changelog

BREAKING CHANGE when migrating from @cupglassdev/object. refCompare was renamed to compareRef

Installing

You can install this in Node! (Yes, without transpilling) By running

$ npx jsr add @dunno/object

Or in Yarn

$ yarn dlx jsr add @dunno/object

Or in pnpm

$ pnpm dlx jsr add @dunno/object

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Or in Deno (they provide their built in JSR system, so just do this)

$ deno add jsr:@dunno/object

Or in Bun

$ bunx jsr add @dunno/object

Importing

By default, the module dosent have a default export. You can do it like this

import * as obj from "@dunno/object"

Or for Deno users

import * as obj from "jsr:@dunno/object"

Contributing

If you want to report a bug, or suggestion, make a new issue under our repository (see on the 'Links' section)

License

This package is licensed under MIT. You can see at LICENSE

Links

• Repository https://github.com/teamdunno/object

Example

Compare same non-primitive reference

import * as obj from "@dunno/object"
// This is our reference one
const helloArray = ['Hello']
// This variable just re-forwards the reference one
const hiArray = helloArray
// The output should be `true`
console.log(obj.compareRef(helloArray, hiArray))

Compare diffrent non-primitive reference

import * as obj from "@dunno/object"
// This is our reference one
const helloArray = ['Hello']
/* 
This is our reference two 
(because it dosent re-forward reference one 
like we do in the first example)
*/
const hiArray = ['Hello']
/*
The output should be `false`. 
Even though the value are exactly same
*/
console.log(obj.compareRef(helloArray, hiArray))

Detect if array was a normal array

import * as obj from "@dunno/object"
// make a new, normal array
const test = ["Hello"]
/*
 The output should be `true`,
 because its using the normal Array class
*/
console.log(obj.isLiteralArray(test))
// The output should be `false`
console.log(obj.isExtendedArray(test))

Detect if array was an extended array class (Int16Array, or such)

import * as obj from "@dunno/object"
// make a new Int16Array
const test = new Int16Array([8])
// The output should be `false`
console.log(obj.isLiteralArray(test))
/*
 The output should be `true`, 
 because its not a standard array class
*/
console.log(obj.isExtendedArray(test))