I have a JavaScript object of the type in chrome local storage
var obj = {
settings: {
b : {
e: 2
},
c: {
d: 3
},
...
}
}
There many inner objects in the object obj. Now my aim is to specifically access the attribute e of object b and change it. I tried the most basic way, i.e fetching the entire obj using chrome.storage.local.get('settings') and then changing obj.settings.b.e value and saving it back. Since, the size of obj can very big, I don't want to fetch the entire object into memory. Is there any official means (preferably) or a hack to access the inner objects in a nested object structure ?
