lodash/lodash

Features

• Array Manipulation Utilities - Provides a massive suite of utilities to chunk, flatten, slice, reverse, and perform set operations on arrays.
• Collection Iteration - Allows looping through arrays, objects, and strings to perform repetitive operations on individual elements.
• Collection Management Utilities - Manages arrays, objects, and strings through a unified set of utility functions for transformation and filtering.
• Collection Utilities - Filters, finds, groups, and sorts elements within arrays or objects using predicates and iteratees.
• Data Manipulation Libraries - Ships a vast suite of methods for deep cloning, merging, and transforming complex nested data structures.
• Value Comparators - Recursively evaluates equality between complex data structures by comparing their internal properties.
• Data Transformation - Transforms, filters, and tests values within collections using a standardized set of utility methods.
• Deep Object Manipulations - Provides comprehensive utilities for deep cloning, merging, and manipulating nested object structures.
• Object Transformation - Provides deep and shallow operations to clone, merge, pick, omit, or update properties within objects.
• Deep Equality Checks - Provides recursive deep comparison to determine if two complex nested objects or arrays are structurally identical.
• Function Currying - Transforms functions to accept arguments one at a time until all required values are provided.
• String Manipulation Utilities - Provides comprehensive utilities for converting string cases, padding characters, trimming whitespace, and escaping HTML entities.
• Value Manipulation Utilities - Transforms, tests, and validates numbers, strings, and objects to simplify business logic.
• Data Type Validation - Checks if values match specific types such as arrays, objects, dates, or booleans to ensure data consistency.
• Function Execution Utilities - Provides utilities like debouncing and throttling to regulate the timing and frequency of function execution.
• Functional Pipelines - Enables the creation of complex data processing pipelines by chaining pure functional transformations.
• Functional Programming - Implements a wide array of patterns for declarative data transformation and function composition.
• Higher-Order Function Wrapping - Implements higher-order functions to add execution controls such as debouncing and throttling to existing logic.
• Lazy Evaluation Patterns - Implements a lazy evaluation chain that defers computation until the final result is explicitly requested.
• Modular Program Composition - Provides a library of small, independent functions that can be composed into complex data processing pipelines.
• Function Composition - Provides mechanisms to merge multiple small functions into a single composite operation.
• JavaScript Utility Libraries - Serves as a primary JavaScript utility library providing modular functions for data transformation and formatting.
• Argument Placeholders - Supports argument placeholders in curried functions to allow flexible partial application of logic.
• Argument Reordering - Rearranges method signatures to place the data argument last, simplifying the creation of functional chains.
• Function Currying - Provides utilities to transform functions into curried versions that support partial application via placeholders.
• Functional Utility Generation - Enables the production of immutable, auto-curried versions of methods for easier composition.
• Execution Frequency Control - Manages function execution frequency through debouncing and throttling to reduce unnecessary computations and API calls.
• Data Utilities and Libraries - Modern utility library for modularity and performance.
• Functional Programming - Comprehensive utility library for consistent data manipulation.
• Functional Utility Libraries - Immutable, auto-curried wrapper for common utility methods.
• JavaScript Standards and Style - Utility library for functional programming tasks.

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