fast { property: 'setter' }
Well, I didn't do any extensive testing on all available browsers, but since it uses only builtin functions it should be quite fast. According to this little benchmark it is currently faster than lodash.set on the current LTS version of node.js.
This will never be some kind of "wannabe" lodash killer library. It's just what you see - a simple object property setter.
import oset from 'o.set';
const obj = {
uno: 1,
due: {
a: ['abracadabra'],
b: [ [ [ 'wow' ] ] ]
},
tre: 3
};
oset(obj, 'due.a.0', 'yay'); // obj.due.a = [ 'yay' ]
oset(obj, 'due.a.1', 'horray'); // obj.due.a = [ 'yay', 'horray' ]
oset(obj, 'due.b[0][0][0]', 'super'); // obj.due.b = [ [ [ 'super' ] ] ]
oset(obj, 'due.b[0][0][1]', 'cool'); // obj.due.b = [ [ [ 'super', 'cool' ] ] ]
oset(obj, 'uno.na.not.existent', 'define me!'); // obj.uno = { na: { not: { existent: 'define me!' } } }$ npm install --save o.set$ npm install && npm test
