How to use the set function from object-path

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object-path.set is a JavaScript library function that allows you to set the value of a property in an object using a string path.

init.js

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      answer = (yield reporter.question(question)) || def;
    }
  }

  if (answer) {
    objectPath.set(pkg, manifestKey, answer);
  }
}

// save answers

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base-registry.js

GitHub: Gqyanxin/ambari-2.7.7

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      // replace underscores with dashes
      key = key.replace(/_/g, '-');


      // set it via a path
      objectPath.set(this.config, key, val);
    }
  }
}
exports.default = BaseRegistry;

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How does object-path.set work?

object-path.set is a function provided by the object-path JavaScript library that allows you to set the value of a property in an object using a string path. The function takes three arguments: the object you want to modify, the path to the property you want to set (as a string or array of strings), and the value you want to set the property to. If the path doesn't exist in the object, object-path.set will create the path as a nested object structure. If the path already exists, object-path.set will overwrite the existing value of the property with the new value. For example, if you have an object person with a name property that you want to update, you can use object-path.set like this: javascript Copy code {{{{{{{ const objectPath = require('object-path'); const person = { name: { first: 'John', last: 'Doe' } }; objectPath.set(person, 'name.first', 'Jane'); console.log(person.name.first); // Output: 'Jane' In this example, objectPath.set is used to update the first name property of the person object to "Jane". Note that you need to require the object-path library before you can use the objectPath.set function.

remove.js

GitHub: razee-io/razeedeploy-delta

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} else if (file) {
  let krm = await kc.getKubeResourceMeta(apiVersion, kind, 'delete');
  if (krm) {
    if (!objectPath.has(file, 'metadata.namespace') && krm.namespaced) {
      log.info(`No namespace found for ${kind} ${objectPath.get(file, 'metadata.name')}.. setting namespace: ${argvNamespace}`);
      objectPath.set(file, 'metadata.namespace', argvNamespace);
    }
    try {
      await deleteResource(krm, file, { force: force });
    } catch (e) {

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index.js

GitHub: scarvalhos/hytzen-helpers

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Object.entries(schema).forEach(function (_a) {
    var operator = _a[0], keys = _a[1];
    keys.forEach(function (key, i) {
        if (key.toLowerCase().endsWith('id')) {
            if (is_uuid_1["default"].v4(search)) {
                op.set(where, "".concat(operator, ".").concat(i, ".").concat(key), search);
            }
        }
        else {
            op.set(where, "".concat(operator, ".").concat(i, ".").concat(key, ".contains"), search);

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Ai Example

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const objectPath = require("object-path");

const person = { name: { first: "John", last: "Doe" } };

objectPath.set(person, "name.first", "Jane");

console.log(person.name.first); // Output: 'Jane'

In this example, objectPath.set is used to update the first name property of the person object to "Jane". Note that you need to require the object-path library before you can use the objectPath.set function.

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