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Compact JavaScript library that provides an Object based solution for working with HTMLCanvas drawables as if they were tangible, separate objects. Good for lightweight game engines and mobile friendly.
It iterates through a graph or a tree recursively
object-observer utility provides simple means to (deeply) observe specified object/array changes; implemented via native Proxy; changes delivered in a synchronous way
- object
- array
- observe
- observer
- object observe
- object.observe
- observable
- changes
- deep
- tree
- graph
- javascript
- proxy
- C
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High performance conversion of flat data (like SQL result rows) into nested objects.
A Javascript library for traversing object trees.
A two-way mapper for an object graph.
A thing for making object traversals quicker
Transforms objects describing paths into arrays of paths.
Collapses tabular result sets into a (hierarchical) object graph based on column nomenclature.
Simple library for working with directed graphs
An object model for the HTML5 canvas - a lightweight alternative to fabric.js written with ES6.
Pick keys from an object, recursively
- objectql
- object-ql
- objectQL
- graphql
- object-graphql
- trim
- object
- object-trim
- trim-object
- data-shake
- data-shaking
- data-trim
- data-trimmer
Serialize circular javascript object graphs
Your one-stop property returning shop!
The Object Document Mapper for LevelGraph based on JSON-LD
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- writable
- $.extend
- mkdir
- mru
- es7
- CSSStyleDeclaration
- variables in css
- dom
- prop
- redux
- aws
- Uint8ClampedArray
- argv
- framer
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A Pothos plugin for defining objects and interfaces without ts definitions for those types
walk objects, including inherited members
A library for getting resources and parsing them into an object graph, all using the Knockout API