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A Go package for fast and simple retrieval of values from JSON documents using path syntax.
A high-performance Go library for setting values in JSON documents using dot-notation paths.
A simple, elegant, stand-alone validation library for PHP with no dependencies.
A lightweight, C89-compatible JSON library with a simple API and dot-notation addressing.
A simple and robust configuration management library for Node.js applications and modules.
A Laravel package for persistent, application-wide settings with multiple storage backends.
A utility library to get, set, delete, and check properties in nested objects using dot-path strings or arrays.
A Go library for decoding/encoding XML to/from map[string]interface{} (or JSON) and extracting values with dot-notation paths.
A JavaScript utility to safely retrieve nested values from objects using property paths like 'a.b.c', even when keys contain dots.
Set nested properties on JavaScript objects using dot notation with high performance and extensive options.
Framework-agnostic PHP package to load JSON of any size into Laravel lazy collections with minimal memory usage.
A Go implementation of Lightbend's HOCON configuration format, a human-friendly JSON superset.
Access and manipulate nested environment variables using dot notation paths in Node.js.
A JavaScript utility that returns true if a value exists and false if empty, supporting deeply nested object paths.
A Go package for reading, setting, and manipulating data in maps, slices, and JSON structures using dot-notation paths.
Converts deeply nested JavaScript objects into flat key/value pairs with customizable options.
An Elixir library for parsing and converting dot/bracket notation strings to access and manipulate Maps and Lists.
A tiny Crystal library for easier JSON response testing and object modeling.
Deep-search JavaScript objects for keys using dot notation or arrays.
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