soc

soc is a simple object composer, that allows you to compose/merge objects together.
Note this will change the values of the object reference you pass in initially, otherwise soc will create an object to compose for you.

API

You use soc by requiring the soc module

var soc = require('soc')

soc

Give soc an object to wrap or just invoke soc, soc will use an empty object by default.
soc will return an object that wraps over the object reference you passed in.
That returned object will allow you to compose with the object you gave it.

soc() //=> soc({})

will return the merge and unwrap methods wrapping the object state.

merge

if you want to keep building on top of that object, use the merge method to copy properties over to the initial object.
The cool part is soc will recursively return new soc objects after you finish merging so you can keep composing with objects.

soc = soc()
soc.merge({foo: 'foo'}) //=> soc({foo: 'foo'})

unwrap

once you're finished merging the object you created with soc, use unwrap to return the final object

soc = soc()
soc.merge({foo: 'foo'}).merge({bar: 'bar'}).unwrap() //=> {foo: 'foo', bar: 'bar'}