json-keypath v0.1.2

json-keypath

Get and Set values in JSON objects using keypaths

Install

npm install --save json-keypath

Usage

Older Versions:

var JSONKeyPath = require('json-keypath');

ES6 and above:

Directly import specific method with object spread

import { setValue, getValue } from 'json-keypath';

Example

var JSONKeyPath = require('json-keypath');

var data = {
  example: {
    app: {
      count: 5
    }
  }
}

var value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.count');
console.log(value); // 5

JSONKeyPath.setValue(data, 'example.app.count', 6);

value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.count');
console.log(value); // 6

You can set values by creating new path too.

JSONKeyPath.setValue(data, 'example.app.label', 'likes');

value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.label');
console.log(value); // likes

To avoid creating new paths, pass true as the last parameter

JSONKeyPath.setValue(data, 'example.app.label', 'likes', true);

value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.label');
// error Invalid path

By default, passing an invalid path to get would return undefined. To follow strict path, pass the last parameter as true

var value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.views');
console.log(value); // undefined

var value = JSONKeyPath.getValue(data, 'example.app.views', true);
// error Invalid path

Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

Fork this repo, clone it locally, Submit a pull request once you are done with your changes

License

MIT