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Comprehensive data structure manipulation with circular reference handling and custom class support.
What is @hyperfrontend/data-utils?
@hyperfrontend/data-utils provides industrial-strength utilities for inspecting, transforming, and comparing complex JavaScript data structures. Unlike basic utility libraries that fail on circular references or treat custom classes as generic objects, this library handles self-referential structures safely and allows registration of custom classes (Maps, Sets, domain models) with specialized traversal logic.
The library centers around a powerful traverse() function that recursively walks any data structure with configurable depth control, executing callbacks at each node. Built on this foundation are specialized utilities: deep equality comparison (isIdentical), selective cloning with filtering (selectiveCopy), circular reference detection (hasCircularReference), path-based searches (locateKey, locateText), and structural transformations (renameKey, removeKey, replaceText). An enhanced type system via getType() distinguishes null, arrays, and custom classes beyond native typeof.
Key Features
- Circular Reference Detection - Identify and locate self-referential structures without stack overflow
- Custom Class Registration - Teach utilities how to traverse Maps, Sets, or domain-specific classes with custom operators
- Deep Data Traversal - Walk nested structures with depth control, callbacks, and early exit support
- Structural Deep Equality - Compare objects with circular references using position-aware reference tracking
- Selective Deep Cloning - Copy data structures with predicate filtering and circular reference preservation
- Path-Based Search - Locate keys or text values anywhere in nested structures with regex support
- In-Place Transformations - Rename keys, remove properties, or replace text throughout data trees
- Enhanced Type Detection - Distinguish null, arrays, and registered classes beyond standard typeof
- Zero External Dependencies - Self-contained implementation with no third-party runtime dependencies
- Prototype Pollution Protection - Automatically filters
__proto__during cloning operations
Architecture Highlights
Uses a class registration system where custom types (Map, Set, domain models) define traversal operators (getKeys, read, write, remove, instantiate). Reference stacks track visited objects during traversal to detect circular references without WeakMap dependencies. Traversal functions use functional composition with configurable predicates and callbacks, allowing complex operations to be built from simple building blocks.
Why Use @hyperfrontend/data-utils?
Handle Real-World Data Structures with Circular References
Production applications frequently encounter circular references in DOM nodes, framework state (React, Vue), ORM models with bidirectional relationships, and graph structures. Standard JSON.stringify() throws on circular references, and naive recursive algorithms cause stack overflow. This library detects circular dependencies safely and handles them appropriately - isIdentical() compares structures with matching circular patterns, selectiveCopy() preserves or breaks cycles as needed, and hasCircularReference() validates data before serialization.
Work with Custom Classes Beyond Plain Objects
Generic utility libraries treat all objects identically, failing to traverse Maps, Sets, or custom data structures correctly. If your application uses Map for caching, Set for unique collections, or domain classes (User, Order, Graph nodes), generic utilities miss their internal state. Register custom classes once with registerIterableClass(), defining how to read keys, access values, and create instances - then every utility (traverse, isIdentical, selectiveCopy) automatically handles your custom types.
Deep Equality Without Manual Implementation
Implementing reliable deep equality is deceptively complex - must handle primitives, nested objects, arrays, functions, dates, circular references, and custom classes. Testing frameworks often provide basic deep equality that fails on edge cases. This library's isIdentical() handles all JavaScript types correctly, compares functions by string representation, tracks circular reference positions (not just existence), and works with registered custom classes. Replace brittle manual comparisons with battle-tested equality checking.
Surgical Data Transformations Without Manual Recursion
Common operations like "rename all 'id' keys to '_id'" or "remove all null values from nested config" require recursive tree walking with careful state management. Manual implementations are error-prone (stack overflow, circular references, prototype pollution). Functions like renameKey(), removeKey(), and replaceText() handle recursion, depth control, and edge cases automatically. Transform deeply nested API responses, sanitize user data, or migrate data structures without writing custom traversal logic.
Type-Safe Data Inspection for Runtime Validation
Runtime type validation requires distinguishing null from objects, arrays from plain objects, and custom classes from generic objects - but typeof null === 'object' and typeof [] === 'object'. The getType() function returns precise types ('null', 'array', 'CustomClassName') and integrates with class registration. Use it to build robust runtime validators, safely access properties, or implement multi-method dispatch based on actual runtime types.
Installation
npm install @hyperfrontend/data-utils
Quick Start
Enhanced Type Detection
import { getType } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
getType(null) // 'null' (not 'object')
getType([1, 2, 3]) // 'array' (not 'object')
getType(new Map()) // 'object' (unless registered)
// After registering custom class
class User {}
registerClassTypes(User)
getType(new User()) // 'User'
Deep Equality with Circular References
import { isIdentical } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const obj1 = { a: 1, b: { c: 2 } }
const obj2 = { a: 1, b: { c: 2 } }
isIdentical(obj1, obj2) // true (deep equality)
// Handles circular references
const circular1 = { name: 'node' }
circular1.self = circular1
const circular2 = { name: 'node' }
circular2.self = circular2
isIdentical(circular1, circular2) // true (circular patterns match)
Traverse Data Structures
import { traverse } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const data = { user: { name: 'Alice', age: 30 }, settings: { theme: 'dark' } }
// Collect all string values
const strings = []
traverse(
data,
(key, value, path, state) => {
if (typeof value === 'string') state.strings.push(value)
},
{ depth: [0, '*'] },
{ strings }
)
// strings: ['Alice', 'dark']
// Search with depth limits
traverse(data, callback, { depth: [0, 2] }, state) // Only 2 levels deep
Selective Deep Cloning
import { selectiveCopy } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const data = {
user: { id: 1, name: 'Alice', password: 'secret' },
settings: { theme: 'dark' },
}
// Clone without sensitive fields
const sanitized = selectiveCopy(data, {
includeKey: (value, path, key) => key !== 'password',
})
// sanitized: { user: { id: 1, name: 'Alice' }, settings: { theme: 'dark' } }
// Clone only specific paths
const partial = selectiveCopy(data, {
includeKey: (value, path) => path[0] === 'user',
})
// partial: { user: { id: 1, name: 'Alice', password: 'secret' } }
Detect and Locate Circular References
import { hasCircularReference, locateCircularReference } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const obj = { a: 1 }
obj.self = obj
hasCircularReference(obj) // true
const locations = locateCircularReference(obj)
// locations: [{ startPath: ['self'], destinationPath: [] }]
// Meaning: path ['self'] references the root object
Search for Keys and Values
import { locateKey, locateText } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const data = {
user: { userId: 1, name: 'Alice' },
admin: { userId: 2, name: 'Bob' },
}
// Find all paths containing 'userId'
locateKey(data, 'userId')
// [['user', 'userId'], ['admin', 'userId']]
// Find keys matching pattern
locateKey(data, /user/i)
// [['user'], ['user', 'userId'], ['admin', 'userId']]
// Find values containing text
locateText(data, 'Alice')
// [['user', 'name']]
Transform Data In-Place
import { renameKey, removeKey, replaceText } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
const data = { user_id: 1, user_name: 'Alice' }
// Rename keys throughout structure
renameKey(data, 'user_id', 'userId')
// { userId: 1, user_name: 'Alice' }
// Remove keys by pattern
removeKey(data, /^user_/)
// { userId: 1 } (removes keys starting with 'user_')
// Replace text in all string values
replaceText(data, 'Alice', 'Bob')
// { userId: 1, user_name: 'Bob' }
Register Custom Classes
import { registerIterableClass, registerClassTypes } from '@hyperfrontend/data-utils'
class Graph {
nodes = new Map()
addNode(id, value) {
this.nodes.set(id, value)
}
}
// Register as traversable type
registerIterableClass(
Graph,
(graph) => Array.from(graph.nodes.keys()).map(String), // getKeys
(graph, key) => graph.nodes.get(key), // read
(graph, value, key) => graph.nodes.set(key, value), // write
(graph, key) => graph.nodes.delete(key), // remove
() => new Graph() // instantiate
)
// Now all utilities work with Graph instances
const g1 = new Graph()
g1.addNode('a', 1)
const g2 = selectiveCopy(g1) // Deep clone works
isIdentical(g1, g2) // true
API Overview
Type Detection & Comparison
getType(target): DataType | string- Enhanced typeof with null/array/class distinctionsameType(a, b): boolean- Check if two values have identical typessameStructure(a, b): boolean | DataType- Check if values share structure/typeisIdentical(a, b): boolean- Deep equality with circular reference support
Traversal & Search
traverse(target, callback, options, state): state- Recursively walk data structures with callbackslocateKey(target, pattern, options?): string[][]- Find all paths matching key patternlocateText(target, pattern, options?): string[][]- Find all paths containing text valuegetValue(target, path): unknown- Safely access nested values by pathgetDepth(target): number- Calculate maximum nesting depth
Data Manipulation
selectiveCopy(target, options): Partial<T>- Deep clone with filtering and circular reference handlingrenameKey(target, oldKey, newKey, options?): void- Rename keys throughout structureremoveKey(target, pattern, options?): void- Remove keys matching patternreplaceText(target, pattern, replacement, options?): void- Replace text in all string values
Circular Reference Utilities
hasCircularReference(target): boolean- Check if structure contains circular referenceslocateCircularReference(target): CircularReference[]- Find all circular reference locationscircularReference(target): CircularReference[]- Alias for locateCircularReference
Class Registration
registerClassTypes(...classes): void- Register classes for type detectionregisterIterableClass(classRef, getKeys, read, write, remove, instantiate?): void- Register custom traversable classesderegisterClassTypes(...classes): void- Remove registered classesderegisterIterableClass(classRef): void- Remove registered iterable class
Iterable Utilities
isIterable(target): boolean- Check if value is iterable (object/array/custom)isIterableType(type): boolean- Check if type string represents iterablegetIterableTypes(): string[]- Get all registered iterable type namesgetIterableOperators(type): IterableOperators- Get traversal operators for typegetKeysFromIterable(target, type): string[]- Get all keys from iterable valuegetUniqueKeys(...targets): string[]- Get all unique keys from multiple iterables
Validation
containsKeys(target, keys): boolean- Check if target contains all specified keysisMarker(key): boolean- Check if key is internal marker (for circular reference tracking)
Compatibility
| Platform | Support |
|---|---|
| Browser | ✅ |
| Node.js | ✅ |
| Web Workers | ✅ |
| Deno, Bun, Cloudflare Workers | ✅ |
Output Formats
| Format | File | Tree-Shakeable |
|---|---|---|
| ESM | index.esm.js |
✅ |
| CJS | index.cjs.js |
❌ |
| IIFE | bundle/index.iife.min.js |
❌ |
| UMD | bundle/index.umd.min.js |
❌ |
Bundle size: 12 KB (minified, self-contained)
CDN Usage
<!-- unpkg -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@hyperfrontend/data-utils"></script>
<!-- jsDelivr -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@hyperfrontend/data-utils"></script>
<script>
const { isEqual, deepClone, getType } = HyperfrontendDataUtils
</script>
Global variable: HyperfrontendDataUtils
Dependencies
None — zero external dependencies.
Part of hyperfrontend
This library is part of the hyperfrontend monorepo.
License
MIT
API Reference
ƒFunctions
containsKeys(target: unknown, keys: string[]): boolean
Checks if the target contains all specified keys.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| keys | string[] |
Returns
booleanTrue if the target contains all specified keys, false otherwise.deregisterClassTypes(...classRefs: UnknownClass<unknown>[]): void
Removes one or more registered classes used to identify values as distinct data types.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ...classRefs | UnknownClass<unknown>[] |
deregisterIterableClass<T>(...classRefs: UnknownClass<T>[]): void
Removes one or more registered iterable classes. Removes all registered iterable classes except built-ins (Array and Object) when no references are provided.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ...classRefs | UnknownClass<T>[] |
getConfig(): Config
Returns the global settings.
Returns
ConfigThe current global configuration objectgetDepth(target: unknown): [number, string[][]]
Returns the total depth of a value's data structure, and returns a list of locations that are the most deeply nested. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown |
Returns
[number, string[][]]A tuple containing the maximum depth and an array of paths to the deepest locationsgetIterableOperators<T>(dataType: T): IterableOperators
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dataType | T |
getIterableTypes<T>(): T[]
Returns a list of iterable data types. By default 'array' and 'object' are included., but can be extended by using `registerIterableClass`.
Returns
T[]Array of iterable data types.getKeysFromIterable<T>(target: unknown, dataType: T): string[]
Gets the keys from an iterable target based on its data type.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| dataType | T |
Returns
string[]The keys from the iterable target.getType<T>(target: unknown): T
Returns the data type of the target. Uses native `typeof` operator, however, makes distinction between `null`, `array`, and `object`. Also, when classes are registered via `registerClass`, it checks if objects are instance of any known registered class.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown |
Returns
TThe data type of the target.getUniqueKeys(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, options?: DepthConfig): string[]
Returns a list of unique key names that match a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | (default: ...) |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[]An array of unique key names that match the patterngetValue<T>(target: unknown, path: [string, ...string[]], defaultValue?: DefaultValueOptions<T>): T
Gets the value at the specified path from the target.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| path | [string, ...string[]] | |
| defaultValue? | DefaultValueOptions<T> |
Returns
TThe value at the specified path or the default value.hasCircularReference(target: unknown): boolean
Returns true for values that have circular references. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown |
Returns
booleanTrue if the value contains circular references, false otherwiseisIdentical(targetA: unknown, targetB: unknown): boolean
Returns true when both values are identical. For primitive values, use strict equality comparison. For non-primitive values, it checks equality by reviewing values' properties and values. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| targetA | unknown | |
| targetB | unknown |
Returns
booleanTrue if the values are identical, false otherwiseisIterable(target: unknown): boolean
Checks if the target is iterable.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown |
Returns
boolean`true` if the target is iterable, `false` otherwise.isIterableType<T>(dataType: T): boolean
Checks if the provided data type is registered as an iterable type.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| dataType | T |
Returns
boolean`true` if the data type is iterable, otherwise `false`isMarker(text: string): boolean
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| text | string |
locateCircularReference(target: unknown, maxResults: number | "*"): CircularReference[]
Returns a list of locations where circular references occur. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| maxResults | number | "*" | (default: 1) |
Returns
CircularReference[]An array of CircularReference objects indicating locations of circular referenceslocateCircularReferenceRecursive(target: unknown, maxResults: number | "*", path: string[], stack: ReferenceStack, result: CircularReference[], root: boolean): CircularReference[]
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| maxResults | number | "*" | |
| path | string[] | |
| stack | ReferenceStack | |
| result | CircularReference[] | |
| root | boolean | (default: false) |
locateKey(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, options?: DepthConfig): string[][]
Returns a list of locations where the key name matches a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[][]An array of paths to locations where the key pattern was foundlocateText(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, options?: DepthConfig): string[][]
Returns a list of locations where a text value matches a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[][]An array of paths to locations where the text pattern was foundmarker(): string
referenceStack(): ReferenceStack
Creates a new ReferenceStack instance.
Returns
ReferenceStackA new ReferenceStack instance.registerClassTypes(...classRefs: UnknownClass[]): void
Registers one or more classes which will be used to identify values as distinct data types.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ...classRefs | UnknownClass[] |
Returns
voidThe result of the forEach operation (void)registerIterableClass<T>(classRef: UnknownClass<T>, getKeys: (target: T) => string[], read: (target: T, key: unknown) => unknown, write: (instance: T, value: unknown, key?: unknown) => void, remove: (instance: T, key: unknown) => void, instantiate: () => T): void
Registers a custom class as iterable, allowing the data utilities API to treat instances as map-like objects with their own unique data type.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| classRef | UnknownClass<T> | |
| getKeys | (target: T) => string[] | |
| read | (target: T, key: unknown) => unknown | |
| write | (instance: T, value: unknown, key?: unknown) => void | |
| remove | (instance: T, key: unknown) => void | |
| instantiate | () => T | (default: ...) |
removeKey(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, options?: DepthConfig): string[][]
Removes any key names that match a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target and returns the location of keys that were removed. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[][]An array of paths to locations where keys were removedrenameKey(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, name: string, options?: DepthConfig): string[][]
Renames any key names that match a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target and returns the location of keys that were edited. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | |
| name | string | |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[][]An array of paths to locations where keys were renamedreplaceText(target: unknown, pattern: string | RegExp, text: string, options?: DepthConfig): string[][]
Edits any text by replacing any string or substring that matches a pattern or an exact value anywhere in the data structure of the target and returns the location of the original text that were edited. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | unknown | |
| pattern | string | RegExp | |
| text | string | |
| options? | DepthConfig |
Returns
string[][]An array of paths to locations where text was replacedsameStructure(targetA: unknown, targetB: unknown): false | DataType
Checks whether two targets have the same structure.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| targetA | unknown | |
| targetB | unknown |
Returns
false | DataTypeThe data type if both targets have the same structure, otherwise `false`.sameType<T>(targetA: unknown, targetB: unknown): false | T
Checks if two targets are of the same data type.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| targetA | unknown | |
| targetB | unknown |
Returns
false | TThe common data type if both targets are of the same type; otherwise, false.selectiveCopy<T>(target: T, options?: SelectiveCopyOptions): { clone: Partial<T>; skipped: DataPoint[] }
Creates a clone of the target. Options can be provided to selectively copy values. Due to JavaScript language limitations context of bound functions is not known, thus functions cannot be reliably cloned. This algorithm instead copies function references by default instead. For the same reason getters and setters are not replicate, only their return values. This algorithm can replicate circular references, when configured to do so. It supports other iterable data types, provided these have been made known using registerIterableClass.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | T | |
| options? | SelectiveCopyOptions |
Returns
{ clone: Partial<T>; skipped: DataPoint[] }An object containing the cloned value and array of skipped data pointsselectiveCopyForCircularReferencesRecursive<T>(target: T, path: string[], includeKey: SelectiveCopyPredicate, skipFunctions: boolean, recordSkip: DataPointOperation, stack: ReferenceStack, circularRefs: ReferenceLoop[], root: boolean): Partial<T>
Creates a clone of the target. Options can be provided to selectively copy values. This algorithm is able detect circular references, and optionally clone them.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | T | |
| path | string[] | |
| includeKey | SelectiveCopyPredicate | |
| skipFunctions | boolean | |
| recordSkip | DataPointOperation | |
| stack | ReferenceStack | |
| circularRefs | ReferenceLoop[] | |
| root | boolean | (default: false) |
Returns
Partial<T>A partial clone of the target objectselectiveCopyRecursive<T>(target: T, path: string[], includeKey: SelectiveCopyPredicate, skipFunctions: boolean, recordSkip: DataPointOperation): Partial<T>
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | T | |
| path | string[] | |
| includeKey | SelectiveCopyPredicate | |
| skipFunctions | boolean | |
| recordSkip | DataPointOperation |
setConfig(config: Partial<Config>): void
Sets the global settings.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| config | Partial<Config> |
traverse<T, S>(target: T, callback: Callback, options?: DepthConfig, state?: S): S
Invokes a callback function for every data point in the data structure of the target value to let you do read and write operations. A depth option is available to narrow down the iteration scope.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| target | T | |
| callback | Callback | |
| options? | DepthConfig | |
| state? | S |
Returns
SThe state object after traversal completes◇Classes
CircularReference
Properties
readonly keyDelimiter:"·"readonly location:Locationreadonly target:TargetMethods
toJSON(): stringtoString(): string◈Interfaces
Config
Properties
detectCircularReferences:boolean— A flag that indicates the API that circular references may exist and should keep a tally of reference stack.
Turning this flag ON comes at a performance cost, so enable only when necessary.samePositionOfOwnProperties:boolean— A flag that indicates the API that two values can match only if their properties
are in the same order when set to `true`DataPoint
Properties
dataType:DataTypekey:stringpath:string[]target:unknownDefaultValueOptions
Options for providing default values when retrieving data.
Properties
onError?:T— Default value to return when an error occurs during retrieval.onMissingKey?:T— Default value to return when a key in the path is missing.DepthConfig
Properties
depth:[number, number | "*"] | [number] | []ICircularReference
Properties
readonly depth:numberreadonly location:Locationreadonly target:TargetIterableOperators
Properties
getKeys:(target: any) => string[]— Returns list of iterable keys.instantiate:() => T— Returns a new (empty) instance.read:(target: any, key: unknown) => unknown— Returns a value corresponding to a key of class instance.remove:(instance: T, key: unknown) => void— Removes a key from the class instance.write:(instance: T, value: unknown, key?: unknown) => void— Sets a new value with specific key optionally on class instance.Location
Properties
path:[string, ...string[]]ReferenceLoop
Properties
destinationPath:string[]startPath:string[]ReferenceStack
Properties
add:(reference: unknown) => void— Adds a new reference into the stack.clear:() => void— Empties the reference stack and removes any flags added.exists:(reference: unknown) => boolean— Returns true if reference is already registered.lastSeen:(reference: unknown) => number— Returns a negative number corresponding to how many iterations ago the reference
was registered in the stack relative to the last entry or null when it is not in the stack.size:number— Total number of references in the stack.RegisteredIterableClassEntry
Properties
classRef:UnknownClass<T>— A reference to a class definition.getKeys:(target: any) => string[]— Returns list of iterable keys.instantiate:() => T— Returns a new (empty) instance.read:(target: any, key: unknown) => unknown— Returns a value corresponding to a key of class instance.remove:(instance: T, key: unknown) => void— Removes a key from the class instance.write:(instance: T, value: unknown, key?: unknown) => void— Sets a new value with specific key optionally on class instance.SelectiveCopyOptions
Settings used to determine what to copy.
Properties
exclude?:SelectiveCopyPredicate— A condition that is evaluated to determine if data point should be excluded.excludeKeys?:string[]— A list of top-level properties that should be excluded.include?:SelectiveCopyPredicate— A condition that is evaluated to determine if data point should be included.includeKeys?:string[]— A list of top-level properties that should be included.skipFunctions?:boolean— Set flag true to ignore all functions.Target
Properties
path:string[]TraverseConfig
Properties
depth:[number, number | "*"]exitEarly:boolean◆Types
Callback
type Callback = (key: string, value: unknown, path: string[], state: any, parent: unknown) => voidCondition
type Condition = (config: TraverseConfig, key: string, value: unknown, path: string[], parent: unknown) => booleanDataPointOperation
type DataPointOperation = (target: unknown, path: string[], key: string, dataType: T) => voidDataType
type DataType = "undefined" | "object" | "boolean" | "number" | "bigint" | "string" | "symbol" | "function" | "null" | "array"Predicate
type Predicate = (x: unknown) => booleanSelectiveCopyPredicate
type SelectiveCopyPredicate = (target: unknown, path: string[], key: string, dataType: T) => booleanTraversal
type Traversal = (target: T, condition: Condition, callback: Callback, options: DepthConfig, state: any) => anyTraversalArgs
type TraversalArgs = [Condition, Callback, TraverseConfig, string, string[], T, unknown, S]TraversalCircular
type TraversalCircular = (condition: Condition, callback: Callback, config: TraverseConfig, key: string, path: string[], value: unknown, parent: unknown, state: any, stack: ReferenceStack, root?: boolean) => anyTraversalCreator
type TraversalCreator = (condition: Condition) => Traverse<T>TraversalNonCircular
type TraversalNonCircular = (condition: Condition, callback: Callback, config: TraverseConfig, key: string, path: string[], value: unknown, parent: unknown, state: S) => STraverse
type Traverse = (target: T, callback: Callback, options?: DepthConfig, state?: any) => anyUnknownClass
type UnknownClass = (args: any[]) => TUnknownIterable
type UnknownIterable = Iterable<unknown>UnknownIterableKey
type UnknownIterableKey = unknown & string●Variables
createTraversalTraversalCreator...registeredClassesUnknownClass[][]registeredIterableClassesRegisteredIterableClassEntry[]...