I want to stop using lodash.js
and switch to ramda.js
but I don't see any function like _.toArray()
for objects, is there something like this in ramda
that I should compose or should I continue using lodash
for these functions (and possibly more cases that I have not run into yet.)
For example In lodash
if you have an Object like :
{"key1": {"inner": "val"}, "key2" : {"inner": "val"}}
you can convert it to an array like this:
[{"inner": "val"}, {"inner": "val"}]
using the function _.toArray()
Well, Ramda has values
, which seems to be what you're looking for:
var obj = {"key1": {"inner": "val"}, "key2" : {"inner": "val"}};
R.values(obj); //=> [{"inner": "val"}, {"inner": "val"}]
But it's pretty unclear from the lodash documentation , what kinds of values _.toArray
function accepts, so this might not be a complete replacement.
Mb vanilla.js will help you? :) ( browser support IE9+ and all other browsers )
var obj = {"key1": {"inner": "val"}, "key2" : {"inner": "val"}}; var array = Object.keys(obj || {}).map(function(key){ return obj[key]; }); document.write(JSON.stringify(array, null, 4));
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