Package Exports
- find-value
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Readme
find-value 
Find object values by passing the path as string.
☁️ Installation
$ npm i --save find-value📋 Example
const findValue = require("find-value");
// Some random object :)
const obj = {
location: {
planet: "Mars"
, town: "Somewhere"
}
, names: [
{ first: "Alice", age: 19 }
, { first: "Bob", age: 20 }
]
};
console.log(findValue(obj, "location.planet"));
// => "Mars"
console.log(findValue(obj, "names"));
// => [ { first: "Alice", age: 19 }, { first: "Bob", age: 20 } ]
console.log(findValue(obj, "names.0.first"));
// => "Alice"
console.log(findValue(obj, "names.1.age"));
// => 20
console.log(findValue(obj, "something.that.does.not.exist"));
// => undefined📝 Documentation
findValue(obj, path)
Finds the value at given path in the specified object.
Params
- Object
obj: The input object. - String
path: The path to the value you want to find.
Return
- Anything The path value.
😋 How to contribute
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💫 Where is this library used?
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