Move code

src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/get.js

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-import { iterate } from './iterate.js'
+import { iterate } from './iterate/main.js'
 
 // Retrieve all properties in `target` matching a query string.
 // Unlike `get|has()` it also return missing entries, letting consumers filter

src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/iterate.js → src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/iterate/main.js

@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
-import { groupBy } from '../../../../utils/group.js'
-
-import { fastEqualsSimple, isSameToken } from './parsing/compare.js'
-import { parse } from './parsing/parse.js'
-import { serialize } from './parsing/serialize.js'
-import { getObjectTokenType } from './tokens/main.js'
+import { groupBy } from '../../../../../utils/group.js'
+import { fastEqualsSimple, isSameToken } from '../parsing/compare.js'
+import { parse } from '../parsing/parse.js'
+import { serialize } from '../parsing/serialize.js'
+import { getObjectTokenType } from '../tokens/main.js'
 
 // Iterate over all values (and their associated path) matching a specific
 // query for on specific target value.

src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/main.js

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 export { list, get, has } from './get.js'
+export { iterate } from './iterate/main.js'
 export { equals, equalsSimple, parent } from './parsing/compare.js'
 export { serialize } from './parsing/serialize.js'
 export { parse } from './parsing/parse.js'

src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/remove.js

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ import omit from 'omit.js'
 
 import { setArray } from '../../../../utils/set.js'
 
-import { iterate, handleMissingValue } from './iterate.js'
+import { iterate, handleMissingValue } from './iterate/main.js'
 import { setValue } from './set.js'
 
 // Same as `set()` but removing a value

src/config/normalize/lib/wild_wild_path/set.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 import { setArray } from '../../../../utils/set.js'
 
-import { iterate, handleMissingValue } from './iterate.js'
+import { iterate, handleMissingValue } from './iterate/main.js'
 
 // Set a value to one or multiple properties in `target` using a query string
 export const set = function (target, queryOrPath, value) {