A module to walk through an object with an iterator
npm install --save object-iterator
An iterator is a function you can call several times and of which you should expect a different value every time. In this case, the iterator iterates over the given object and returns this kind of object every time
{
type: 'array|object|number|boolean|string|null|end-array|end-object'
value: 8 // actual value
key: 0 // the key (number or string) on which this value was found
}
typeis the current state of the iterator. It mostly indicates the type of the current valuevalue(optional) present when the current value is a simple value (as opposed to a composed value)keyis the key this value was found on
var oi = require('object-iterator');
var source = [8, {one: 1, yes: true}, null];
var next = oi(source);
var v;
while(v = next()) {
console.log(v.type);
}
// array
// number
// object
// number
// boolean
// end-object
// null
// end-arrayReturns an iterator over the given source value.
- Check for recursive walks
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