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miguelcastillo/split-keypath

Splits strings into an array of keys used for reading nested data structures

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split‑keypath is a tiny JavaScript utility that parses a dot/bracket‑notation string into an array of individual keys, handling both property names and array indices (including quoted or spaced keys). It’s useful for developers who need to programmatically read or manipulate values in deeply‑nested objects or JSON structures, both in Node.js and browser environments.