parseNumericObj

parseNumericObj(obj)

Converts numeric string values in an object to numbers, preserving non-numeric values.

Description

The parseNumericObj function iterates through the input object and converts numeric string values to numbers while preserving non-numeric values. It creates a new object with the converted numeric values and the original non-numeric values.

Arguments

• obj (Record<string, any>): The input object to parse numeric values from.

Returns

• Record<string, any>: A new object with numeric string values converted to numbers.

Example

typescript
import { parseNumericObj } from 'check-engineering/ts-utils';

const data = {
  count: '10',
  price: '19.99',
  name: 'Alice',
  active: 'true'
};

const parsedData = parseNumericObj(data); // ==> { count: 10, price: 19.99, name: 'Alice', active: 'true' }

Usage

typescript
import { parseNumericObj } from 'check-engineering/ts-utils';

const details = {
  quantity: '5',
  weight: '2.5',
  inStock: 'true',
  category: 'electronics'
};

const parsedDetails = parseNumericObj(details); // ==> { quantity: 5, weight: 2.5, inStock: true, category: 'electronics' }

Notes

• The parseNumericObj function selectively converts numeric string values in an object to numbers while preserving non-numeric values.

• It ensures that only valid numeric strings are converted, maintaining the integrity of non-numeric data.

• This function is useful for scenarios where specific values need to be treated as numbers for calculations or comparisons while keeping other values unchanged.