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Make a directory and its parents if needed - Think `mkdir -p`
- mkdir
- mkdirp
- make
- directories
- folders
- directory
- folder
- path
- parent
- parents
- intermediate
- recursively
- recursive
- create
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Merge objects & other types recursively. A simple & small integration.
- javascript
- merge
- deepmerge
- recursively
- object-assign
- deep-assign
- nested-assign
- typescript
- deep-merge
- merge-object
- merge-objects
- deep-merge-object
- object-assign-deep
- nested-object-assign
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Recursively flatten an array or arrays.
Sort the keys of an object
Transform an Object that was transformed to return only the original properties recursively picked if they are not undefined.
Make directories and their parents if needed - Like `mkdir -p`, but cross-platform
- cli-app
- cli
- mkdir
- mkdirp
- make
- directories
- folders
- directory
- folder
- path
- parent
- parents
- intermediate
- recursively
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Sort the keys of an object recursively
Sort an object's keys, including an optional key list
Transverse files recursively
Replace one val with another or all occurrences in an object recursively. A simple & small integration.
- find-and-replace
- find-replace
- find-and-replace-if
- javascript
- recursively
- has-prop
- find-prop
- replace-prop-value
- replace-value
- search-prop
- search-object-prop
- replace-if
Sort the keys of an object
Loads content of found javascript and json files in given directory into a single structured object
Recursively merge nested objects.
Read all directory recursively 列出（遍历）目录下的所有文件，包括子目录
Recursively rename the keys in an object.
Recursively remove deeply nested properties and/or falsey values (excluding 0), empty objects, and empty arrays.
Recursively extract/find/search non-glob (real/file/base) path from/in glob pattern or array of glob patterns using `is-glob`.
Recursively loads content of found JavaScript and JSON files in given directory into a single structured object
Hierarchical environment configuration for node.js applications
returns the path at which a provided pattern exists, checking the current directory and any parent folders recursively up