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edited Dec 20, 2016 at 23:45

Yes, thisbut not with the syntax you've proposed. This is easiest done when your path is an array of strings:

const tableData = (
  { profile: { firstname: 'jim', lastname: 'johnson' }
  }
)
                                                                    
const path = [ 'profile', 'firstname' ]

const valueAtPath = path.reduce((_, x) => _[x], tableData)

console.info(valueAtPath)

Yes, this is easiest done when your path is an array of strings:

const tableData = (
  { profile: { firstname: 'jim', lastname: 'johnson' }
  }
)
                                                                    
const path = [ 'profile', 'firstname' ]

const valueAtPath = path.reduce((_, x) => _[x], tableData)

console.info(valueAtPath)

Yes, but not with the syntax you've proposed. This is easiest done when your path is an array of strings:

const tableData = (
  { profile: { firstname: 'jim', lastname: 'johnson' }
  }
)
                                                                    
const path = [ 'profile', 'firstname' ]

const valueAtPath = path.reduce((_, x) => _[x], tableData)

console.info(valueAtPath)

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answered Dec 20, 2016 at 23:42

cchamberlain

Yes, this is easiest done when your path is an array of strings:

const tableData = (
  { profile: { firstname: 'jim', lastname: 'johnson' }
  }
)
                                                                    
const path = [ 'profile', 'firstname' ]

const valueAtPath = path.reduce((_, x) => _[x], tableData)

console.info(valueAtPath)

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