lodash.pluck is a specialized npm package that provides the `_.pluck` utility function, originally part of the comprehensive Lodash library, as a standalone CommonJS module. It is currently at version 3.1.2, which aligns with Lodash v3. The main Lodash library has since moved to version 4.x, and the `_.pluck` function itself was deprecated in Lodash v4 (released 2015) in favor of using `_.map` with property shorthands. This package's release cadence is effectively dormant, mirroring the deprecation of its core functionality within the broader Lodash ecosystem, with no updates in many years. Its primary differentiator was to allow developers to include only this specific utility without the full Lodash bundle, suitable for older environments or for maintaining legacy codebases where `_.pluck` was explicitly used.
npm install lodash.pluckVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates how to import `lodash.pluck` using CommonJS and use it to extract property values from an array of objects.
Migrate to `_.map` from the main `lodash` package. For example, `pluck(collection, 'prop')` becomes `_.map(collection, 'prop')`.
Avoid using this standalone package. Install the full `lodash` or `lodash-es` package and use `_.map` instead. This ensures you benefit from ongoing maintenance, security patches, and ESM compatibility.
Always use `const pluck = require('lodash.pluck');` for compatibility. Better yet, migrate to `lodash` or `lodash-es` which offer ESM support for `_.map`.Ensure the package is installed (`npm install lodash.pluck`) and use CommonJS `require`: `const pluck = require('lodash.pluck');`. For modern applications, consider migrating to `lodash` and using `_.map`.Verify installation and import path. If using a newer `lodash` installation (v4+), use `_.map` instead: `import { map } from 'lodash'; map(collection, 'property');`.No dependency data recorded yet.