Function asDynamicTraversable

asDynamicTraversable<T extends object>(
    node: T,
    options?: Partial<
        Readonly<{ filter: "none" | "leaves" | "branches"; name: string }>,
    >,
    ancestors?: string[],
    parent?: TraversableTree<
        Readonly<{ ancestors: string[]; name: string; value: any }>,
    >,
): TraversableTree<
    Readonly<{ ancestors: string[]; name: string; value: any }>,
>
Returns a projection of node as a dynamic traversable. This means that the tree structure is dynamically created as last-minute as possible.

Note that the object identity of TraversableTree return results is not stable. This is because they are created on-the-fly by reading fields of node.
```
const c1 = [ ...asDynamicTraversable(someObject).children() ];
const c2 = [ ...asDynamicTraversable(someObject).children() ];

// Object identity is not the same
c1[ 0 ] === c1[ 0 ]; // false
// ...even though its referring to the same value
c1[ 0 ].getValue() === c1[ 0 ].getValue(); // true
```
Instead .getIdentity() to get a stable identity:
```
c1[ 0 ].getIdentity() === c2[ 0 ].getIdentity(); // true
```
Type Parameters
- Textendsobject
Parameters
- node: T
  Object to read
- options: Partial<Readonly<{ filter: "none" | "leaves" | "branches"; name: string }>> = {}
  Options when creating traversable
- ancestors: string[] = []
  Do not use
- Optionalparent: TraversableTree<Readonly<{ ancestors: string[]; name: string; value: any }>>
  Do not use
Returns TraversableTree<Readonly<{ ancestors: string[]; name: string; value: any }>>

Function asDynamicTraversable

Type Parameters

Parameters

Returns TraversableTree<Readonly<{ ancestors: string[]; name: string; value: any }>>

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