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Returns a copy of an object, sorted deeply by its keys, without mangling any arrays inside of it
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Deeply merge JSON-like data structures
Normalize different variable value types - e.g. `"1"` becomes `1`
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Deeply extend objects
Deeply extend objects
A minimal utility function library that converts camelCase to snake_case and snake_case to camelCase.
Highly performant utilities to manage deeply nested objects. get, set, merge, flatten, diff etc.
Easiest way to inject a loader/spinner into a deeply nested component (like a button)
Recursively lists given directory, alternatively filtering results with given options
Like lo-dash/underscore `.pick()` but recursively merges and picks deeply nested occurences of a property.
Recursively loads content of found JavaScript and JSON files in given directory into a single structured object
Multiple delete deeply nested **values** from an object using dot notation `a.b.c`
Safely access and modify deeply nested object properties
Check if a variable in a nested object is defined and optionally also check its type. Useful for verifying API responses.
Deeply clone js objects.
Creates an object composed of the picked object properties from a nested object using a dot path, select specific fields based conditions with filter arrays with MongoDB queries
Get an object property, with dot-notation support for deeply nested properties.
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Accept Arguments object or multiple arguments that can be any value, including deeply nested arrays. Flatten the arguments/values then filter them to be only functions. Useful for `.use` methods.
Acts like Object.assign method but recursively