[Immutable.js] Using Fromjs () to Convert Plain JavaScript Objects into immutable Data

Immutable.js offers the Fromjs () method to build immutable structures from objects and array. Objects is converted into maps. Arrays is converted into lists. The Fromjs () method can also take a reviver function for custom conversions.

Object to immutable Map: check by IsMap ():

    Const Plainjsobject = {      "Go to Grocery",      "I need milk and eggs",      false" c8>,      "house duties", Priority:10}    };         = Immutable.fromjs (plainjsobject);        Expect (Immutable.Map.isMap (Immutabletodo)). to.be. true

We cat Get Value by Getin () method:

Expect (Immtabletodo.getin (["category", "title"]). To.equal ("house duties");

Array to immutable List:

Check by Islist ():

    Const Plainjsarray = [      "Go to Grocery",      "Buy milk and Eggs",      "help kids with Homew Ork ",      [" Buy Lemons "," Make Lemonade "]    ];         = Immutable.fromjs (plainjsarray);    Expect (Immutable.List.isList (immutabletodolist)). to.be. true;

Get value by Getin ():

Expect (Immutabletodolist.getin ([3, 1]). To.equal ("Make Lemonade")

Convert a plain array to immutable MAP:

    Const Plainjsarray = [      "Go to Grocery",      "Buy milk and Eggs",      "help kids with Homew Ork ",      [" Buy Lemons "," Make Lemonade "]    ];     = Immutable.formjs (Plainjsarray, (key, value) =>{         return   value.tomap ();    });    Expect (Immutabletodolist.getin ([3,1])). To.equal ("Make lemonade");

[Immutable.js] Using Fromjs () to Convert Plain JavaScript Objects into immutable Data