object-array

object-array

Add array-like functionality to objects while using unique ids instead of numeric indexes

install

npm install object-array

usage

var ObjectArray = require('object-array');
 
var a = ObjectArray();
 
a.push({ a : 1234 }, "asdf", 1234);
 
console.log(a);
 
/*
{ d4afb2e299d042cebca4a3774d4d037e: { a: 1234 },
  bba722d53ebd499f9670654568903843: 'asdf',
  aedc41da998a40bfbb4abd1a822212b7: 1234 }
*/

ObjectArray.applyPrototype(constructor)

Add the methods of ObjectArray to some other object. If no other object is specified then the methods are applied to Object's prototype.

• constructor - [optional] the object to which ObjectArray's methods should be applied. Default: Object

require('object-array').applyPrototype();
 
var a = {};
 
a.push("hello", "world");
 
console.log(a);
 
/*
{ a5cb5e9db6224dc292d791b7d40cb0ae: 'hello',
  b909283f322746fa907cb4c16b1806e3: 'world' }
*/

arrayish function status

• concat()
• every()
• filter() ✔
• forEach() ✔
• indexOf() ✔
• join()
• lastIndexOf()
• length ✔
  • length() is implemented as a function
• map() ✔
• pop() ✔
• push() ✔
  • returns an array of keys added instead of the total length of the array
• reduce()
• reduceRight()
• reverse()
• shift() ✔
• slice()
• some()
• sort()
• splice()
• unshift()

license

MIT