Typescript util to add useful methods to global Object, Array and more types.
npm install useful-object --save
import "useful-object"; // 49.8K (gzipped: 11.8K)
....
const obj: any = {
name: {
firstName: "Avi",
lastName: "Punes"
}
};
obj.get("name.firstName"); // return "Avi"
Need type safety? use getSafe<ObjectType, ExpectedReturnType>(function(obj: ObjectType): ExpectedReturnType)
interface MyInterface {
name: {
firstName: string;
lastName: string;
};
}
const obj: MyInterface = {
name: {
firstName: "Avi",
lastName: "Punes"
}
};
const firstName: string = obj.getSafe<MyInterface, string>(
obj => obj.name.firstName
); // Avi
const lastName: string = obj.getSafe((obj: MyInterface) => obj.name.lastName); // Punes
const firstName: string = await obj.get("name.firstName").toPromise(); // Avi
obj.get("name.firstName")
.toObservable()
.subscribe((firstName: string) => console.log(firstName)); // logs Avi
const firstName: string = await obj
.get("name.firstName")
.toPromise()
.delay(1000); // Avi after one second
const array = [1, 50, 3, 10];
array.subset("0..1"); // [1, 50]
array.subset("*..1"); // [1, 50]
array.subset("1..2"); // [50, 3]
array.subset("2..*"); // [3, 10]
array.subset("*..*"); // [1, 50, 3, 10]
const throwingFunc = () => {
throw "Some Error";
};
throwingFunc.attempt();
// console.error "Some Error"
// returns undefined
throwingFunc.attempt("Use this default value");
// console.error "Some Error"
// returns "Use this default value"
throwingFunc.attempt("Use this default value", () => {});
// returns "Use this default value"
const notThrowingFunc = () => {
return 5 * 3;
};
notThrowingFunc.attempt<number>(); // 15
npm test