Way to check field for monkey stuff

[eugeny-dementev]

var Baobab = require('baobab');

var tree = new Baobab({
  obj: {
    one: 'data',
    two: 'data'
  },
  key: 'three',
  comp: Baobab.monkey(
    ['obj'], 
    ['key'], 
    (obj, key) => obj[key]
  )
});

tree.exists(['comp']); // false

Is there any way to check field for monkey type? Something like tree.isMonkey(['comp'])?

[Yomguithereal]

Hello @eugeny-dementev. Fist of all, the fact that exists return false seems to be a bug. Now concerning the monkey part, other people mention that this would be a good idea to create something of the kind, so I will probably do it.

For the time being, a dirty workaround is to poll tree._monkeys which is a nested object containing dynamic paths.

[eugeny-dementev]

Actually i just recheck .exists with mokey field and looks like it work fine in last verion. It false only in 2.0. But not found any fixes about this in release notes.

[Yomguithereal]

My bad. Must have forgotten it in the changelog.

[Yomguithereal]

I just added the internal getMonkey method to the tree. The methods return a Monkey instance if found or else null.