# frozen_string_literal: true require 'active_support/core_ext/array/wrap' # Returns a flat hash where all nested keys are flattened into an array of keys. # # hash = { key: 'value', nested: { key: 'nested_value' }, array: [0, 1, 2] } # flatten_keys_of(hash) # => { [:key]=>"value", [:nested, :key]=>"nested_value", [:array]=>[0, 1, 2] } # # Can also pass a Proc to change how nested keys are flattened: # flatten_keys_of(hash, flattener: ->(*keys) { keys.join('.') }) # => { "key"=>"value", "nested.key"=>"nested_value", "array"=>[0, 1, 2] } # flatten_keys_of(hash, flattener: ->(*keys) { keys.join('-') }) # => { "key"=>"value", "nested-key"=>"nested_value", "array"=>[0, 1, 2] } # flatten_keys_of(hash, flattener: ->(*keys) { keys.map(&:to_s).reduce { |memo, key| memo + "[#{key}]" } }) # => { "key"=>"value", "nested[key]"=>"nested_value", "array"=>[0, 1, 2] } # # Can also determine if array values should be flattened as well: # hash = { person: { age: '28', siblings: ['Tom', 'Sally'] } } # flatten_keys_of(hash, flatten_arrays: true) # => { [:key]=>"value", [:nested, :key]=>"nested_value", [:array, 0]=>0, [:array, 1]=>1, [:array, 2]=>2 } # flatten_keys_of(hash, flattener: ->(*keys) { keys.join('.') }, flatten_arrays: true) # => { "key"=>"value", "nested.key"=>"nested_value", "array.0"=>0, "array.1"=>1, "array.2"=>2 } # refactored from https://stackoverflow.com/a/23861946/2884386 def flatten_keys_of(input, keys = [], output = {}, flattener: ->(*keys) { keys }, flatten_arrays: false) if input.is_a?(Hash) input.each do |key, value| flatten_keys_of( value, keys + Array.wrap(key), output, flattener: flattener, flatten_arrays: flatten_arrays ) end elsif input.is_a?(Array) && flatten_arrays input.each_with_index do |value, index| flatten_keys_of( value, keys + Array.wrap(index), output, flattener: flattener, flatten_arrays: flatten_arrays ) end else return output.merge!(flattener.call(*keys) => input) end output end