lodash#mergeWith JavaScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: mergeRtvShapes.js    From lens-extension-cc with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
mergeRtvShapes = function (object, ...sources) {
  return mergeWith(
    object,
    ...[
      ...sources,
      (objValue, srcValue) => {
        if (Array.isArray(objValue)) {
          // if it's an Array, it's a typeset instead of a shape, and so we __overwrite__
          //  the current value with the source just like a non-Object property would
          //  since merging typesets is likely not the intent; we're just using Lodash
          //  merge() to merge shapes (Objects), not Arrays (RTV.js Typesets)
          return srcValue;
        }
      },
    ]
  );
}
Example #2
Source File: index.js    From datapass with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
function flattenDiffTransformer(accumulatorObject, fullObjectDiff, objectKey) {
  if (!isObject(fullObjectDiff[0])) {
    accumulatorObject[objectKey] = fullObjectDiff;

    return accumulatorObject;
  }
  // {contacts: [[{'name': 'c', email: 'd', work_email: 'a'}], [{'name': 'e', email: 'd'}]]}
  const objectBefore = flatten(fullObjectDiff[0], objectKey);
  const objectAfter = flatten(fullObjectDiff[1], objectKey);
  const objectDiff = mergeWith(
    objectBefore,
    objectAfter,
    (valueBefore, valueAfter) => [valueBefore, valueAfter]
  );
  // {0.name: ['c', 'e'], 0.email: ['d', 'd'], 0.work_email: 'a'}
  const objectDiffNoUnchangedNoDeprecated = omitBy(
    objectDiff,
    (value) => !isArray(value) || value[0] === value[1]
  );
  // {0.name: ['c', 'e']}
  const objectDiffPrefixedKey = mapKeys(
    objectDiffNoUnchangedNoDeprecated,
    (value, flatKey) => `${objectKey}.${flatKey}`
  );
  // {contacts.0.name: ['c', 'e']}
  Object.assign(accumulatorObject, objectDiffPrefixedKey);

  return accumulatorObject;
}
Example #3
Source File: Mappers.js    From sampo-ui with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
mergeObjects = (first, second) => {
  // Merge two objects into one object.
  return mergeWith(first, second, merger)
}