merge 2.1.1

The "merge" is an npm package that provides functionality for the merging of objects, whether with recursive functionality or cloning objects if required. It provides a simple, efficient, and reliable solution to combine multiple JavaScript objects into one, hence promoting code reusability.

To use "merge", first, you need to install it on your Node.js project using the npm install command as follows:

npm i merge

Once installed, you can import and use it in your code like this:

import merge from 'merge'

Here are some example code snippets showing how to use the package:

Merging objects:

var objectA = {} 

merge(objectA, 
    { value: 1 }, 
    { str: 'hello world' }
)

var objectB = merge(true, objectA, 
    { value: 2 }
)

Merging objects recursively:

var objectA = {}

merge.recursive(objectA, 
    { level: { value: 1 } },
    { level: { str: 'hello world' } }
)
var objectB = merge.recursive(true, objectA, 
    { level: { value: 2 } }
)

The documentation for the "merge" package can be found right in the README file on the project's GitHub page at https://github.com/yeikos/js.merge. It provides an overview of the package, installation instructions, API details, usage examples, and testing details which give you a strong understanding of the package's functionality and use.