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smart-path-resolver

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight and fast JavaScript/TypeScript library for resolving object paths with support for arrays, Maps, Sets, and function calls.

Readme

smart-path-resolver

A lightweight and efficient library for resolving object paths dynamically in JavaScript and TypeScript. It supports property access, array indexing, Map/Set key lookups, and function invocation. npm version License: MIT

Features

  • 🚀 Fast and optimized: Uses caching and efficient type checks.
  • 🎨 Supports complex paths: Navigate through properties, arrays, Maps, Sets, and function calls.
  • 🔄 Synchronous and asynchronous resolution: Works in both blocking and non-blocking contexts.
  • ⚛️ Minimal and dependency-free: No external dependencies, lightweight implementation.

Installation

npm install smart-path-resolver
#or 
yarn add smart-path-resolver

Usage

Basic Property Resolution

import { PathResolver } from "smart-path-resolver";

const obj = { user: { name: "John", age: 30 } };
const resolver = new PathResolver(obj);

console.log(resolver.resolveSync("user.name")); // "John"
console.log(resolver.resolveSync("user.age"));  // 30

Array Access

const data = { items: [{ id: 1 }, { id: 2 }] };
const resolver = new PathResolver(data);

console.log(resolver.resolveSync("items[1].id")); // 2

Map and Set Access

const mapData = { users: new Map([["john", { age: 25 }]]) };
const resolver = new PathResolver(mapData);

console.log(resolver.resolveSync("users[john].age")); // 25

Function Invocation

const obj = {
    getMessage: () => "Hello, World!",
    math: { add: (a: number, b: number) => a + b }
};
const resolver = new PathResolver(obj);

console.log(resolver.resolveSync("getMessage()"));      // "Hello, World!"
console.log(resolver.resolveSync("math.add(2,3)"));     // 5

Asynchronous Resolution

const asyncData = {
    fetchData: async () => "Fetched Data"
};
const resolver = new PathResolver(asyncData);

resolver.resolve("fetchData()").then(console.log); // "Fetched Data"

API

new PathResolver(context: any, options?: PathResolverOptions)

Creates an instance of PathResolver.

  • context: The object to resolve paths from.

  • options (optional):

    • useCache (boolean, default true): Enables token caching.
    • maxCacheSize (number, default 1000): Limits the cache size.
.resolve(path: string): Promise<any>

Resolves a path asynchronously.

.resolveSync(path: string): any

Resolves a path synchronously. Throws an error if an async function is encountered.

.clearCache()

Clears the token cache.

Performance

  • Optimized with caching to improve repeated path resolution.

  • Uses precompiled regular expressions for parsing function calls and array indices.

License

MIT License