Dynamically get Object property from user input

Anyone know how I can do this? I have an Actor (myactor) and I'd like to have an input box which the user can use to refer to any of its properties, by typing in a path (i.e. @data.abilities.str.proficiency). How can I get that property within my script after they type in the box? I'm thinking that I could use Autocomplete Inline Properties, but don't know if that does this.
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Daniel Thorp
Daniel Thorp•3y ago
🧵 myActor + "['data']" doesn't return myactor['data']. Instead, it returns "myactor['data']"
Calego
Calego•3y ago
helpers - Foundry Virtual Tabletop Developer API
Documentation for the client-side JavaScript API in Foundry Virtual Tabletop.
Calego
Calego•3y ago
Where is your input being created? a Dialog?
Daniel Thorp
Daniel Thorp•3y ago
A form application I think that's the solution, thanks!
Leo The League Lion
Leo The League Lion•3y ago
@arcanistzed gave vote LeaguePoints™ to @calego (#1 • 1086)
Calego
Calego•3y ago
The input's value should be available as part of the _updateObject's parameters. One of those is all of the data of all of the nameed inputs in the <form> element of the formAppliation
Daniel Thorp
Daniel Thorp•3y ago
I'm going to take a look at how that works in case I ever want to do this outside of Foundry
Calego
Calego•3y ago
Here's similar from lodash: https://lodash.com/docs/4.17.15#get Must easier to read than lodash source: https://youmightnotneed.com/lodash/#get (welcome to recursion. please make yourself welcome to recursion. please make yourself welcome to recursi.....)
Daniel Thorp
Daniel Thorp•3y ago
Ah, nice trick with Array reduce