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March 1, 2023 17:14
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Update TypeScript objects given a string path and a value.
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const separator = "."; | |
const updateRecursively = <T extends Record<string, any>>( | |
data: T, | |
keys: string[], | |
value: unknown | |
): T => { | |
const [key] = keys; | |
if (keys.length === 1) | |
return { | |
...data, | |
[key]: value, | |
}; | |
return { | |
...data, | |
[key]: updateRecursively(data?.[key] || {}, keys.slice(1), value), | |
}; | |
}; | |
const updateObject = <T extends Record<string, any>>( | |
data: T, | |
path: string, | |
value: unknown | |
): T => updateRecursively(data, path.split(separator), value); | |
const example1 = {}; | |
console.log("Simple usage:", updateObject(example1, "b.c.d", 5)); | |
const example2 = { b: { e: 8 } }; | |
console.log("Keep the initial data: ", updateObject(example2, "b.c.d", 5)); | |
const example3 = { b: { e: 8, c: 2 } }; | |
console.log("Override data: ", updateObject(example3, "b.c.d", 5)); | |
const example4 = { b: { e: 8, c: 2 } }; | |
console.log("Complex value: ", updateObject(example4, "b.c.d", { f: 12 })); |
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