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@badass-team-code/switch-functions

v1.0.1

Published

An adapter where you can define which function to run

Downloads

9

Readme

Switch Functions

An adapter where you can define which function to run

Installation

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry.

Before installing, download and install Node.js.

Installation is done using the npm install command:

npm install @badass-team-code/switch-functions

Or using the yarn:

yarn add @badass-team-code/switch-functions

Quick Start

After installation, you will have visibility of a function and an interface to use:

Interface - AdapterOptions

With it you will have a guide to create the object that will need to assign the function as a parameter.

It receives two types as a parameter, they are:

  • first argument: Thinking of it as an http request, the first argument would be the indication of which object we are going to analyze: body or headers

  • second argument: The second argument will be from which key the value will be analyzed

import { AdapterOptions } from "@badass-team-code/switch-functions";

type Targets = "body" | "headers";
type Values = "authentication" | "authorization";

const options: AdapterOptions<Targets, Values> = [];

Examples

Let's say you are creating a soccer player creation flow, the initial roster stays the same, but each team has its own unique characteristics in the roster, so you choose to use adaptSwitchFunctions to assist you.

Creating the object to use in the adapter:

type Targets = "body";
type Values = "sportClub" | "name";

const options: AdapterOptions<Targets, Values> = [
  {
    target: {
      body: "sportClub",
    },
    expected: {
      sportClub: 1,
    },
    handle: () => {
      // Will run what club 1 needs
    },
  },
  {
    target: {
      body: "sportClub",
    },
    expected: {
      sportClub: 2,
    },
    handle: () => {
      // Will run what club 2 needs
    },
  },
  {
    handle: () => {
      // Here it will be executed if you do not enter in any case.
    },
  },
];

So if the sportClub parameter is 1 or 2, it will be executed in different business rules.

To be executed, it is only necessary to assign the function:

import {
  adaptSwitchFunctions,
  AdapterOptions,
} from "@badass-team-code/switch-functions";

const result = adaptSwitchFunctions(options);

Express

Using lib with express. You can use it as Middleware or as a Controller.

Here is a usage example showing the two use cases:

import { Router, Request, Response } from "express";
import {
  adaptSwitchFunctions,
  AdapterOptions,
} from "@badass-team-code/switch-functions";

type Targets = "body" | "params" | "query" | "headers";
type Values = "sportClub";

const options: AdapterOptions<Targets, Values> = [
  {
    target: {
      body: "sportClub",
    },
    expected: {
      sportClub: 1,
    },
    handle: (request: Request, response: Response) => {
      // Will run what club 1 needs
      return response.send();
    },
  },
  {
    handle: (request: Request, response: Response, next: NexFunction) => {
      // Here it will be executed if you do not enter in any case.
      return next();
    },
  },
];

const router = Router();

router.get("/", adaptSwitchFunctions(options));

export { router };