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Lo-Dash v1.1.1

A utility library delivering consistency, customization, performance, & extras.

Download

• Lo-Dash builds (for modern environments):
  Development and Production

• Lo-Dash compatibility builds (for legacy and modern environments):
  Development and Production

• Underscore compatibility builds:
  Development and Production

• CDN copies of ≤ v1.1.1’s builds are available on cdnjs thanks to CloudFlare:
  Lo-Dash dev, Lo-Dash prod,
  Lo-Dash compat-dev, Lo-Dash compat-prod,
  Underscore compat-dev, and Underscore compat-prod

• For optimal file size, create a custom build with only the features you need

Dive in

We’ve got API docs, benchmarks, and unit tests.

For a list of upcoming features, check out our roadmap.

Resources

For more information check out these articles, screencasts, and other videos over Lo-Dash:

• Posts

• Say “Hello” to Lo-Dash

• Videos

• Introducing Lo-Dash
• Lo-Dash optimizations and custom builds
• Lo-Dash’s origin and why it’s a better utility belt
• Unit testing in Lo-Dash
• Lo-Dash’s approach to native method use
• CascadiaJS: Lo-Dash for a better utility belt

Features

• AMD loader support (RequireJS, curl.js, etc.)
• _(…) supports intuitive chaining
• _.at for cherry-picking collection values
• _.bindKey for binding “lazy” defined methods
• _.cloneDeep for deep cloning arrays and objects
• _.contains accepts a fromIndex argument
• _.createCallback to customize how callback arguments are handled and support callback shorthands in mixins
• _.findIndex and _.findKey for finding indexes and keys of collections
• _.forEach is chainable and supports exiting iteration early
• _.forIn for iterating over an object’s own and inherited properties
• _.forOwn for iterating over an object’s own properties
• _.isPlainObject checks if values are created by the Object constructor
• _.merge for a deep _.extend
• _.parseInt for consistent cross-environment behavior
• _.partial and _.partialRight for partial application without this binding
• _.runInContext for easier mocking and extended environment support
• _.support to flag environment features
• _.template supports “imports” options, ES6 template delimiters, and sourceURLs
• _.where supports deep object comparisons
• _.clone, _.omit, _.pick, and more… accept callback and thisArg arguments
• _.contains, _.size, _.toArray, and more… accept strings
• _.filter, _.find, _.map, and more… support “_.pluck” and “_.where” callback shorthands

Support

Lo-Dash has been tested in at least Chrome 5~25, Firefox 2~19, IE 6-10, Opera 9.25-12, Safari 3-6, Node.js 0.4.8-0.10.1, Narwhal 0.3.2, PhantomJS 1.8.1, RingoJS 0.9, and Rhino 1.7RC5.

Installation and usage

In browsers:

<script src="lodash.js"></script>

Using npm:

npm install lodash

npm install -g lodash
npm link lodash

To avoid potential issues, update npm before installing Lo-Dash:

npm install npm -g

In Node.js and RingoJS ≥ v0.8.0:

var _ = require('lodash');

// or as a drop-in replacement for Underscore
var _ = require('lodash/dist/lodash.underscore');

Note: If Lo-Dash is installed globally, run npm link lodash in your project’s root directory before requiring it.

In RingoJS ≤ v0.7.0:

var _ = require('lodash')._;

In Rhino:

load('lodash.js');

In an AMD loader like RequireJS:

require({
  'paths': {
    'underscore': 'path/to/lodash'
  }
},
['underscore'], function(_) {
  console.log(_.VERSION);
});

Release Notes

^v1.1.1

• Ensured the underscore build version of _.forEach accepts a thisArg argument
• Updated vendor/tar to work with Node v0.10.x

^v1.1.0

• Added rhino -require support
• Added _.createCallback, _findIndex, _.findKey, _.parseInt, _.runInContext, and _.support
• Added support for callback and thisArg arguments to _.flatten
• Added CommonJS/Node support to precompiled templates
• Ensured the exports object is not a DOM element
• Ensured _.isPlainObject returns false for objects without a [[Class]] of “Object”
• Made _.cloneDeep’s callback support more closely follow its documentation
• Made the template precompiler create nonexistent directories of --output paths
• Made _.object an alias of _.zipObject
• Optimized method chaining, object iteration, _.find, and _.pluck (an average of 18% overall better performance)
• Updated backbone build Lo-Dash method dependencies

The full changelog is available here.

BestieJS

Lo-Dash is part of the BestieJS “Best in Class” module collection. This means we promote solid browser/environment support, ES5+ precedents, unit testing, and plenty of documentation.

Author

John-David Dalton

Contributors

Blaine Bublitz	Kit Cambridge	Mathias Bynens