Utility for transforming tree structures
bibarel provides a function, walk, that traverses over a tree structure depth-first and calls a provided callback for each value in the tree. That value in the tree is then replaced with the return value of that callback. Think of it like Array.prototype.map, but for any JSON-compatible structure.
walk leverages immer to avoid actually mutating the input tree structure. However, if you'd like to mutate the input directly, use walk.mutate.
import { walk } from "bibarel";
const someTree = {
hello: "world",
someArray: [1, 2, { potatoes: true, food: "potatoes" }],
someObject: {
helloAgain: "hi",
},
};
const result = walk(someTree, (value, path) => {
if (typeof value === "string") {
return value.toUpperCase();
} else if (Array.isArray(value)) {
return value.concat(":)");
} else {
return value;
}
});
console.log(result);
// Outputs:
//
// {
// hello: 'WORLD',
// someArray: [ 1, 2, { potatoes: true, food: 'POTATOES' }, ':)' ],
// someObject: { helloAgain: 'HI' }
// }bibarel goes great with bidoof! You can use bidoof to define your mapper function, and bibarel to run it against some input.
MIT