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@feimsoft/remapjs

v0.3.7

Published

It facilitates returned objects transformation by nosql databases or other means.

Downloads

64

Readme

Description

remapjs facilitates records transformation into entity models. It is developed in Typescript and the entities configuration is with decorators. Which is very simple.

NOTE: It is not an ORM, it only transforms the recordset in the specified entities.

How to install

npm:

npm install @feimsoft/remapjs

yarn:

yarn add @feimsoft/remapjs

Documentation

remap

function remap<T extends { new() }>(RecordType: T, recordset: Object[], options?: MapRecordsetOptions): Array<InstanceType<T>>

options

interface MapRecordsetOptions {
    sources?: MapSource[];
    ignoreCase?: boolean;
}

Define your entity model

The following decorators are provided to configure the entities.

Column

Specifies that a property is to be mapped with a column in the record.

Decorator

const Column = (options?: ColumnOptions) => any;
interface ColumnOptions {
    name: string; 
}

Example

class DbEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
}

const mainRecords = [
    { id: 1, name: 'test 1' },
    { id: 2, name: 'test 2' }
];
const outputData = remap(DbEntity, mainRecords);

ManyToOne

Specifies that a property of a single record is going to be mapped with a second set of records provided or if the name of the column contains "." the navigation to complex objects will be carried out.

Decorator

const ManyToOne = (Type: ({ new() }), options?: ManyToOneOptions) => any;
interface ManyToOneOptions {
    /** Prefix of the column that refers to the related record. */
    preffix?: string;
    /** Property name */
    property?: string;
    /** Matches with relation property */
    matchProperty?: string;
}

Example

class ManyRelationEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
}

class DbEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
    @Column() relationId: string;

    @ManyToOne(RelDbEntity, {property: 'relationId', matchProperty: 'id' })
    relation: ManyRelationEntity;
}

const mainRecords = [
    { id: 1, name: 'test 1', relationId: 1 },
    { id: 2, name: 'test 2', relationId: 2 }
];

const manyRecords =  [
    { id: 1, name: 'Prueba rel complex 1' }, 
    { id: 2, name: 'Prueba rel complex 2' }
];

const outputData = remap(DbEntity, mainRecords, {
    sources: [
        { type: ManyRelationEntity, records: manyRecords }
    ]
});

OneToMany

Specifies that records that match the specified criteria will be retrieved from a source.

Decorators

const OneToMany = (Type: ({ new() }), options: OneToManyOptions) => any;
interface OneToManyOptions {
    /** */
    property: string;
    /** */
    inverseProperty: string;
}

Example

class ManyRelationEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
    @Column() dbId: number;
}

class DbEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
    @OneToMany(ManyRelationEntity, { property: 'id', inverseProperty: 'dbId' })
    relationsMany: ManyRelationEntity[];
}

const mainRecords = [
    { id: 1, name: 'test 1' },
    { id: 2, name: 'test 2' }
];

const manyRecords =  [
    { id: 1, dbId: 1, nombre: 'Test rel complex 1' }, 
    { id: 2, dbId: 2,  nombre: 'Test rel complex 2' }
];

const outputData = remap(DbEntity, mainRecords, {
    sources: [
        { type: ManyRelationEntity, records: manyRecords }
    ]
});

Source Alias

If you have more than two registered sources of the same type, you will be interested in assigning an identifier in each source. Let's see an example:

Example

class ManyRelationEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
    @Column() dbId: number;
}

class DbEntity {
    @Column() id: number;
    @Column() name: string;
    @OneToMany('rel1', { property: 'id', inverseProperty: 'dbId' })
    relationsMany: ManyRelationEntity[];
    @OneToMany('rel2', { property: 'id', inverseProperty: 'dbId' })
    relationsMany: ManyRelationEntity[];
}

const mainRecords = [
    { id: 1, name: 'test 1' },
    { id: 2, name: 'test 2' }
];

const manyRecords1 =  [
    { id: 1, dbId: 1, nombre: 'Test rel complex 1' }, 
    { id: 2, dbId: 2,  nombre: 'Test rel complex 2' }
];

const manyRecords2 =  [
    { id: 3, dbId: 1, nombre: 'Test rel complex 3' }, 
    { id: 4, dbId: 2,  nombre: 'Test rel complex 4' }
];

const outputData = remap(DbEntity, mainRecords, {
    sources: [
        { alias: 'rel1', type: ManyRelationEntity, records: manyRecords1 },
        { alias: 'rel2', type: ManyRelationEntity, records: manyRecords2 }
    ]
});