Not sure what you try to accomplish, but you can get a value by key using the wp.customize object:
wp.customize.value('show_on_front')();
wp.customize.value('blogname')();
....
sorry no jQuery here, just javascript, and yes, the extra () are intentional.
Edit: Full overview of all settings:
wp.customize._value;
console.log(wp.customize._value);
Edit II:
different approach:
a) lookup all available settings by using
console.log(wp.customize._value);
b) one can not access the value directly, so
wp.customize._value.blogname
won’t work. But, if you make it a function call it should work:
wp.customize._value.blogname();
I don’t think it’s intended to be used this way ( if there is an intention of usage at all ) but it works for me.
I’ve just inspected the wp.customize object and didn’t look up how WP constructs this _value object.
It’s a good idea to test if a setting is available and if it is a function,and finally you can use jQuery 😉
if ( jQuery.isFunction(wp.customize._value.blogname) ) {
// do stuff
}
or like our parents would have made it 😉
if(typeof wp.customize._value.blogname === 'function')
//do stuff
{