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boolean-picker

v1.0.1

Published

Returns a copy of an object with boolean-like non-boolean values, e.g. 'yes', 'no', 'ok', 1, converted to booleans. Use a nested whitelist of specified keys-to-convert to limit conversion-to-boolean to those keys.

Downloads

15

Readme

What Build Status

Traverse a given object recursively, picks up the custom defined boolean-like values (e.g. 'yes', 'no', 'ok', 1) and object keys, and returns a new object with those values converted to boolean values (i.e. true, false). You can use a nested whitelist of specified keys-to-convert to limit conversion-to-boolean to those keys for your objects.

Quick Reference

Install

npm i boolean-picker --save

API

booleanPicker(object, boolMap, options);
  • object: the original object
  • boolMap: the boolMap is where you want to define which keys you want boolean-picker to convert the key. Acts as a nested whitelist.
  • options: options is where you provide the custom true and false values, e.g. {trues: ['true', 'yes'], falses: ['false', 'no']}

Require and use it now:

var booleanPicker = require('boolean-picker');
// the mock object
var object = {
    foo: 'yes',
    bar: 'no',
    baz: {majigger: 'true'},
    animals: [{name: 'dog', isAlive: 'yes'}, {name: 'fish', isAlive: 'yes'}],
    zed: 'affirmative'
};

var boolMap = {
  foo: true,
  zed: true,
  baz: {
    majigger: true
  } 
};

var result = booleanPicker(object, boolMap, {trues: ['true', 'yes', 'affirmative'], falses: ['false', 'no']});

will output:

{ 
  foo: true,
  bar: 'no',
  baz: { majigger: true },
  animals: [ {name: 'dog', isAlive: 'yes'}, { name: 'fish', isAlive: 'yes' } ] ,
  zed: true
}

If what you want boolean-picker to pick up and convert the nested values inside the array, i.e. the 'animals' key, you could do:

var boolMap = {
  foo: true,
  baz: true,
  animals: [{isAlive: true}]
};

which will convert both objects in animals to true

output:

{ 
  foo: true,
  bar: 'no',
  baz: { majigger: 'true' },
  animals: 
   [ { name: 'dog', isAlive: true },
     { name: 'fish', isAlive: true } ] 
}

If you just want to convert a specific object inside the array, say the {name: 'dog', isAlive: 'yes'}, you can define an object with position key:

var boolMap = {
  foo: true,
  baz: true,
  animals: {
    0: {
      isAlive: true
    }
  }
};

output:

{ 
  foo: true,
  bar: 'no',
  baz: { majigger: 'true' },
  animals: 
   [ { name: 'dog', isAlive: true },
     { name: 'fish', isAlive: 'yes' } ] 

}

Tests

npm test

Currently tests are all passed and with 100% coverage