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@terzitech/flathier

v0.1.0-demo.19

Published

Create and manipulate hierarchical data stored in a flat JSON structure, with utilities for editing, organizing, and visualizing the hierarchy.

Readme

FlatHier

npm License

FlatHier is a lightweight Node.js library designed to create and manipulate hierarchical data stored in a flat JSON structure. It provides a set of core, data handling, and utility functions to manage hierarchical data efficiently.

Features

  • Core Functions: Create, add, delete, promote, demote, and move hierarchical objects.
  • Utility Functions: Generate ASCII tree representations, compute outlines, generate unique IDs, and more.

Installation

Install the library using npm:

npm install @terzitech/flathier

API Reference

Core Functions

  • addObject(data, outlineNumber): Add an object to the hierarchy under the specified outline number.

  • deleteObject(data, outlineNumber): Delete an object by its outlineNumber.

  • promote(data, outlineNumber): Promote an object and its children in the hierarchy.

  • demote(data, outlineNumber): Demote an object and its children in the hierarchy.

  • moveUp(data, outlineNumber): Move an object and its children up in the hierarchy.

  • moveDown(data, outlineNumber): Move an object and its children down in the hierarchy.

  • createAsciiTree(data, fieldsToInclude): Generate an ASCII representation of the hierarchy given the data and the fields from the object to include in the tree title.

    Example:

    const asciiTree = flathier.createAsciiTree(data, ['title', 'status']);
    console.log(asciiTree);

Utility Functions

  • getLastItemOutline(): Get the outline of the last item in the hierarchy.
  • getLastTemplateObject(): Get the template object for the last item in the hierarchy.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.