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object.pick

1.3.0

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Version 1.3.0 Details

Object.pick is a lightweight utility for JavaScript developers needing a simple way to create a new object containing only a specified subset of keys from an existing object. It mirrors the functionality of _.pick found in popular libraries like Lodash and Underscore, offering a focused alternative when you don't want the overhead of a larger dependency.

Comparing version 1.3.0 to its predecessor, 1.2.0, reveals a key dependency update. Version 1.3.0 upgrades the isobject dependency from ^2.1.0 to ^3.0.1. This is significant because isobject is used to determine if a value is an object, impacting the core functionality of object.pick. This update likely addresses bug fixes or performance improvements within isobject that enhance the reliability of object.pick, ensuring it correctly identifies and processes objects. The newer version was released on August 19, 2017, almost a year after version 1.2.0, released on October 27, 2016, so considerable work must have gone into the project to justify another release. While the major version of object.pick remains the same, indicating backwards compatibility, developers should be aware of the underlying dependency change and potential nuanced behavior adjustments related to object identification. Both versions share the same MIT license, author, repository, and core description, highlighting the stability of the library's purpose and maintenance. Developers can confidently use either version, weighing the importance of the updated isobject dependency for their specific needs.

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