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@papack/idx

v1.1.0

Published

Mutate an array of objects with an index

Readme

@papack/idx

Typed traversal and UUID lookup for deeply nested objects and arrays.

Every object containing a uuid field becomes recursively searchable.

Installation

npm install @papack/idx

Example

import { idx } from "@papack/idx";

const document = {
  uuid: "root",

  sections: [
    {
      uuid: "hero-1",

      content: {
        title: {
          uuid: "title-1",
          value: "Hello",
        },
      },
    },
  ],
};

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .find("hero-1")
  .get("content")
  .get("title")
  .set((title) => {
    title.value += " World";

    return title;
  });

console.log(document.sections[0].content.title.value);

// Hello World

Access

Typed property traversal

.get() preserves autocomplete and type inference.

idx(document).get("sections").get(0).get("content").get("title");

Recursive UUID lookup

.find() searches recursively from the current cursor.

idx(document).get("sections").find("hero-1");
idx(document).get("sections").find("hero-1").get("content").get("title");

Reading values

const title = idx(document).get("sections").find("title-1").value();

title.value;

.value() returns the original reference.

Updating values

Mutate values

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .find("title-1")
  .set((title) => {
    title.value = "Updated";

    return title;
  });

Replace values

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .find("title-1")
  .set((title) => ({
    ...title,
    value: "Replaced",
  }));

Replace arrays

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .set(() => []);

Filter arrays

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .set((sections) => sections.filter((section) => section.uuid !== "hero-1"));

TypeScript

Automatic typing

.get() is automatically typed from the current cursor.

idx(document)
  .get("sections")
  .get(0)
  .get("content")
  .get("title")
  .set((title) => {
    title.value;
    // string

    return title;
  });

Manual typing for .find()

UUID lookup cannot be typed automatically because TypeScript cannot infer runtime UUID values.

You can provide the expected type manually:

interface Section {
  uuid: string;

  content: {
    title: {
      uuid: string;
      value: string;
    };
  };
}

idx(document).find<Section>("hero-1").get("content").get("title");

Invalid keys then produce TypeScript errors:

idx(document).find<Section>("hero-1").get("invalid");
// TypeScript error

API

idx(value).get(key).find(uuid).value().set(updater);

Behavior

  • Objects are never cloned automatically
  • References are preserved unless replaced
  • Arrays remain arrays
  • UUIDs are searched recursively
  • Cycles are supported
  • .get() is typed local traversal
  • .find() performs recursive UUID lookup
  • .value() returns the raw value
  • Missing UUIDs throw runtime errors