Object

Type module

Sources

Items from Object can be imported/included and used via following ways.

/**
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 * Import via main package: core.ts
 * Access items like: am5.object.myVariable
 *                    am5.object.myFunction()
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 */
import * as am5 from "@amcharts/amcharts5";

/**
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 * Import via: Object.ts
 * Access items like: $object.myVariable
 *                    $object.myFunction()
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 */
import * as $object from "@amcharts/amcharts5/Object";

/**
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 * Include via "index.js"
 * E.g.: "https://cdn.amcharts.com/lib/5/index.js"
 * Access items like: am5.object.myVariable
 *                    am5.object.myFunction()
 * --------------------------------------------------------
 */

Variables

Object does not have any variables.

Functions

copy( array: ArrayLike ) #	Returns Array Returns a copy of the Date object.
each( array: ArrayLike, fn: ( value: A, index: number) => void ) #	Returns void Iterates through all items in array and calls fn function for each of them.
eachContinue( array: ArrayLike, fn: ( value: A, index: number) => boolean ) #	Returns void Iterates through all properties of the object calling fn for each of them. If return value of the function evaluates to false further iteration is cancelled.
eachOrdered( object: Object, fn: ( key: Key, value: Object[""]) => void, ord: ( a: Keyof, b: Keyof) => number ) #	Returns void Orders object properties using custom ord function and iterates through them calling fn for each of them.
hasKey( object: Object, key: Key ) #	Returns boolean Checks if object has a specific key.
keys( object: O ) #	Returns Array
keysOrdered( object: Object, order: ( a: Keyof, b: Keyof) => number ) #	Returns Array Returns an array of object's property names ordered using specific ordering function.
softCopyProperties( source: Object, target: Object ) #	Returns Object Copies all properties of one object to the other, omitting undefined, but only if property in target object doesn't have a value set. @todo Maybe consolidate with utils.copy?