ArraySetObjectValues Op

This op takes an array of objects and updates each object's specified key with new data from a corresponding array of values. It supports deep updates using dot notation to specify the path to nested object properties. Error handling ensures keys are valid and do not reference non-existent paths or malformed strings. Users can choose to modify the original array directly or work on a copy of it. If an error is encountered, the operation returns null and logs detailed error information.

Nesting Key Feature

The nesting key feature allows users to specify keys using dot notation, which facilitates accessing and updating properties deep within nested objects. This is particularly useful for complex data structures.

• Key Format: Dot notation should be used to specify the path to a nested property. For example, to update the age property inside a nested profile object within a user object, you would use the key user.profile.age.

• Path Navigation: The operation parses the key string and traverses the object structure according to the segments of the key. Each segment of the key string corresponds to a level in the object's hierarchy.

• Error Handling: If a specified path segment does not exist or is malformed (e.g., ends with a dot or contains empty segments due to consecutive dots), the operation logs an error and halts execution, ensuring data integrity by preventing incomplete or incorrect updates.

Example

// Assuming the operation is set up in cables.gl with the necessary ports:
inArr.set([{ user: { profile: { age: 25 }}}]);
inData.set([30]);
inKey.set("user.profile.age");
inCopy.set(false); // Directly modifies the original array