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---
title: walkThrough
tags: object,recursion,generator,advanced
firstSeen: 2020-12-31T13:03:15+02:00
lastUpdated: 2020-12-31T13:03:15+02:00
---
Creates a generator, that walks through all the keys of a given object.
- Use recursion.
- Define a generator function, `walk`, that takes an object and an array of keys.
- Use a `for...of` loop and `Object.keys()` to iterate over the keys of the object.
- Use `typeof` to check if each value in the given object is itself an object.
- If so, use the `yield*` expression to recursively delegate to the same generator function, `walk`, appending the current `key` to the array of keys. Otherwise, `yield` the an array of keys representing the current path and the value of the given `key`.
- Use the `yield*` expression to delegate to the `walk` generator function.
```js
const walkThrough = function* (obj) {
const walk = function* (x, previous = []) {
for (let key of Object.keys(x)) {
if (typeof x[key] === 'object') yield* walk(x[key], [...previous, key]);
else yield [[...previous, key], x[key]];
}
};
yield* walk(obj);
};
```
```js
const obj = {
a: 10,
b: 20,
c: {
d: 10,
e: 20,
f: [30, 40]
},
g: [
{
h: 10,
i: 20
},
{
j: 30
},
40
]
};
[...walkThrough(obj)];
/*
[
[['a'], 10],
[['b'], 20],
[['c', 'd'], 10],
[['c', 'e'], 20],
[['c', 'f', '0'], 30],
[['c', 'f', '1'], 40],
[['g', '0', 'h'], 10],
[['g', '0', 'i'], 20],
[['g', '1', 'j'], 30],
[['g', '2'], 40]
]
*/
```