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@momsfriendlydevco/sort-keys

v1.1.0

Published

Deep object normalization + prettification

Readme

@MomsFriendlyDevCo/Sort-Keys

Deeply sort object keys based on first/middle/last key orders.

import sortKeys from '@momsfriendlydevco/sort-keys';

sortKeys({
    foo: '1',
    bar: '2',
    id: '123',
    comment: 'Stuff',
}, {
    first: ['id'],
    last: ['comment'],
}); //= {id: '123', bar: '2', foo: '1', comment: 'Stuff'}

API

sortKeys(val, options)

Syncronously shallow-clone an input value (from val), sorting objecy keys by criteria. Returns a syncronous shallow clone of the input.

Options are:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------------------------|---------------------------|---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | first | Array / Set | | Collection of keys to sort first, in the order specified | | last | Array / Set | | Collection of keys to sort last, in the order specified | | keys | Object<String,Function> | {} | Key priority lookup. Each entry should have the key as the key and the value as a two digit string prefix to use for sorting. If the lookup os a function it will be called as (key:String,val:*) and expected to return a two character prefix. Numeric values are converted into two digit strings automatically | | defaultOrder='50' | String | '50' | Default sort order applied to items not matching any other criteria or options.key lookup | | defaultOrderFirst='10' | String | '10' | Default sort order applied to simple Arrays/Sets within options.first | | defaultOrderLast='90' | String | '90' | Default sort order applied to simple Arrays/Sets within options.last |

hash(val, options)

Asyncronously (due to limitations with the native crypto output) hash an incoming object. Returns a Async computed String hash of the input.

Options are:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |-----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------|-------------|-------------------------------------------------------------| | algorithm='SHA-256' | 'SHA-1' / 'SHA-256' / 'SHA-384' / 'SHA-512' | 'SHA-256' | The algorithm to use, effects output string size and format | | encoding='base64' | 'hex' / 'base64' / 'base64Url' / 'uint8array' | 'base64' | Encoding standard for the output function | | trimBase64=true | Boolean | true | Trim Base64 encoded output, removing padding suffixes |