Function: sortObject()
sortObject<
T>(object,options?):T
Copy a plain object with its keys in alphabetical order, compared with localeCompare (the runtime's default locale: the case does not come first, {b, a, C} gives a, b, C). It is sortKeys with that comparison: the integer-like keys still come first in ascending numeric order, and the same values are copied (the getters and setters as they are).
Type Parameters
T
T extends Record<string, any>
Parameters
object
T
A plain object (or an array, copied).
options?
Whether the nested objects are sorted, and the order.
Returns
T
A new object with the keys sorted.
Throws
When object is neither a plain object nor an array.
Example
typescript
import {sortObject} from 'lakutata/utils'
console.log(Object.keys(sortObject({b: 1, a: 2, C: 3})))
//['a', 'b', 'C']
console.log(JSON.stringify(sortObject({b: 1, a: {y: 1, x: 2}}, {order: 'desc', deep: true})))
//{"b":1,"a":{"y":1,"x":2}}