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@jaisocx/jpath

v2.0.5

Published

JPath accepts queries of datatype (string|number)[] and performs lookup in js objects and arrays

Downloads

638

Readme

JPath

💡The JPath class gets or sets values of an object or array, without eval js func invoked.

| 🗂 ️Library | @jaisocx/jpath | 🏷 ️ver.: 2.0.5 |

| 🗓 Updated | 🌷 Spring 2026 | 07. Mai AD 2026 07:23:20 UTC |

| 📐 Size | 🗂 Folder: 105 KB | 📦 Tarball: 10 KB | 📄 .js: 14 KB |

| ⚡ JS Engine | 🌐 Browser: ✅ yes | 🧭 Express: ✅ yes | 🖥️ Console: ✅ yes |


The aim of the setup

💡 The JPath class gets or sets values of an object or array.

Examples

JPath Expression

  let jpathExpression_js: string                   = "data.records[0].id";
  let jpathExpression_points_joined: string        = "data.records.0.id";
  let jpathExpression_jsonkey_ext_symbols: string  = "[data][records][0][field 2]";

In HTML

  <!-- 💡 In `.html` for the 'js framework like' Reactivity by central json data in a SPA. -->
  <html>
    ...
    <div data-jpath="data.records.0.id"></div>
    ...

    <script src="node_modules/@jaisocx/jpath/transpiled/Simple/JPathData.js"></script>
    <script src="node_modules/@jaisocx/jpath/transpiled/Simple/JPath.js"></script>
    <script>
      // DOMContentLoaded ...
    </script>
  </html>

Typescript

  let obj: any = {
    "data": {
      "records": [
        { "id": 1, "field 2": "text line of field 2" }
      ]
    }
  };

  let jPath: JPath = new JPath();
  let jpathExpression: string = "data.records[0][field 2]";
  let field2: any = jPath.getByJPathExpression( obj, jpathExpression );
  console.log ( field2 ); 
  // $ _ text line of field 2

Structure

📚 JPath
    🗂 src/
      📄 index.ts
      📄 JPath.ts
      📄 JPathData.ts
      📄 JPathDataInterface.ts
      📄 JPathInterface.ts
    📊 test/
      📄 JPath_Test.js
      📄 Split_Test.js
    🗂 transpiled/
      🗂 CommonJS/
      🗂 ESNext/
      🗂 Simple/
        📄 JPath.js
        📄 JPathData.js
    📦 jaisocx-jpath-2.0.4.tgz
    📄 package.json
    📄 package-lock.json
    📒 README.md

Interfaces

JPathInterface

  // $ _ ${package}/src/JPathInterface.ts
  
  // @class JPath. 💡 To lookup in js objects and arrays, without eval js func invoked.
  export interface JPathInterface {
  
    // jpath string exression as "subtree[1].opened" => [ "subtree", 1, "opened" ]
    parse ( jpathExpression: string ): (string|number)[];
      
    // @invokedBy method parse(), splits with symbol point, adds to jpathArray, numeric array elem id or textual field name.
    parseDotted ( jpathExpressionDotted: string, jpathArray: ( string|number )[] ): number;
  
    serialize ( jpath: (string|number)[], delimiter: string, start: string, finish: string ): string;
  
    getByJPathExpression ( obj: any, jpathExpression: string ): any;
      
    // faster than JPath.getByJPathExpression( jpathExpression: string, value: any );
    getByJPath ( obj: any, jpath: (string|number)[] ): any;
  
    setByJPathExpression ( obj: any, jpathExpression: string, value: any ): JPathInterface;
    setByJPath ( obj: any, jpath: (string|number)[], value: any ): JPathInterface;
  
    setByJPathWalkFlatRebuild ( obj: any, jpath: (string|number)[], value: any, nameHolderId: string, nameId: string, branchName: string ): JPathInterface;
  }

JPathDataInterface

  // $ _ ${package}/src/JPathDataInterface.ts
  
  // @class JPathData. 💡 The data record for 2 fields: jpathExpression and jpathArray.
  export interface JPathDataInterface {    
    getJPathExpression(): string;
    getJPath(): ( string | number )[];
  
    setJPathExpression( jpathExpression: string ): JPathDataInterface;
    setJPath( jpath: ( string | number )[] ): JPathDataInterface;    
  }

Have a nice day,

Jaisocx Software Architect Elias