A convenient way to iterate objects.

# Using npm
npm install --save iterate-object

# Using yarn
yarn add iterate-object

// Dependencies
var IterateObject = require("iterate-object");

// Iterate this object
IterateObject({
    name: "Bob"
  , age: 42
}, function (value, name) {
    console.log(name, value);
});
// => "name", "Bob"
//    "age", 42

// Iterate an array
IterateObject([
    1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
], function (value, i) {
    console.log("v[" + i + "] = " + value);
});
// => v[0] = 1
//    v[1] = 2
//    v[2] = 3
//    v[3] = 4
//    v[4] = 5
//    v[5] = 6
//    v[6] = 7

// Iterate an array
IterateObject([
    "Alice", "Bob", "Carol", "Dave"
], function (value, i, arr) {
    console.log("Current: " + value + (arr[i + 1] ? " Next:" + arr[i + 1] : ""));
});
// => Current: Alice Next:Bob
//    Current: Bob Next:Carol
//    Current: Carol Next:Dave
//    Current: Dave

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Iterates an object. Note the object field order may differ.

• Object obj: The input object.
• Function fn: A function that will be called with the current value, field name and provided object.

• Function The iterateObject function.

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