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@mimik/lib-filters

v2.0.7

Published

Libraries for filter process

Readme

lib-filters

Example (Default import)

import libFilters from '@mimik/lib-filters';

Example (Named imports)

import { lengthyString, isProd, logs, MASK } from '@mimik/lib-filters';

lib-filters~MASK : String

The default masking string used by logs to replace sensitive values.

Kind: inner constant of lib-filters
Default: '-------'

lib-filters~lengthyString(object, [length]) ⇒ Object

Replace lengthy strings by --(string length)-- in a given object.

Kind: inner method of lib-filters
Returns: Object - The transformed object.
Category: sync

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | object | Object | | The object where strings will be replaced. | | [length] | Number | 1000 | The length at which the replacement happens. If no length or a length of 0 is given the default length is 1000 characters. Optional. |

lib-filters~isProd(env) ⇒ Boolean

Check if the environment is Production

Kind: inner method of lib-filters
Returns: Boolean - Returns true if env is undefined/null, or is 'prod'/'production' (case-insensitive)
Category: sync

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | env | String | The environment property. |

lib-filters~logs(origObject, config) ⇒ Object

Mask the variables defined in the config on the object. Follows the jsonpath pattern for masking: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jsonpath

Kind: inner method of lib-filters
Returns: Object - The filtered object.
Category: sync

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | origObject | Object | The object to apply filtering. | | config | Array.<String> | An array of JSONPath strings defining the fields to mask. |

Example

const filtered = logs(
  { password: 'secret', user: 'john' },
  ['$.password'],
);
// filtered.password === '-------'
// filtered.user === 'john'