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Module Js.Obj ​

Utility functions on `Js.t` JS objects

ocaml
val empty : unit -> < .. > Js.t
reasonml
let empty: unit => Js.t({.. });
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val assign : < .. > Js.t -> < .. > Js.t -> < .. > Js.t
reasonml
let assign: Js.t({.. }) => Js.t({.. }) => Js.t({.. });
ocaml
val merge : < .. > Js.t -> < .. > Js.t -> < .. > Js.t
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let merge: Js.t({.. }) => Js.t({.. }) => Js.t({.. });

merge obj1 obj2 assigns the properties in obj2 to a copy of obj1. The function returns a new object, and both arguments are not mutated

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val keys : _ Js.t -> string array
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let keys: Js.t(_) => array(string);