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dafit

v2.0.0

Published

Transform data to fit your structures

Downloads

234

Readme

Dafit

Transform data to fit your structures.

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Installation

$ npm install --save dafit

Usage

Dafit enables you to create a dynamic schema you want your data to fit.

import { Resolver } from 'dafit';
// import dafit from 'dafit';
// then user dafit.Resolver
// or
// const { Resolver } = require('dafit');

const defaultValue = null;

const resolveUser = new Resolver({
    id: defaultValue, // if field id is present will return it if not will set it to defaultValue
    firstname: user => user.first_name, // will set firstname as the return value of the function
    lastname: user => user.last_name,
    fullName: user => `${user.first_name} ${user.last_name.toUpperCase()}` 
    friends: user => getFriends(user.id), // will wait for any thenable (e.g Promise) to resolve
    permissions: (user, context) => { // receives a context to enable more dynamic resolving
        if (contact.withPermissions) return getPermissions(user)
        return []
    },
})

const user = {
    id: 1,
    first_name: 'John',
    last_name: 'Cena',
    age: 39
}

const result = resolveUser(user, { withPermissions: true });
// Promise<{
//    id: 1, 
//    firstname: 'John', 
//    lastname: 'Cena', 
//    fullName: 'John CENA', 
//    friends: [...], 
//    permissions: ['WRITE_DASHBOARD']
// }>

You can also use a synchronuous resolver for some use case to avoid using Promises

import { SyncResolver } from 'dafit';
// const { SyncResolver } = require('dafit');

const defaultValue = null;

const resolveUser = new SyncResolver({
    id: defaultValue, // if field id is present will return it if not will set it to defaultValue
    firstname: user => user.first_name, // will set firstname as the return value of the function
    lastname: user => user.last_name,
    fullName: user => `${user.first_name} ${user.last_name.toUpperCase()}`,
    aPromise: () => new Promise((resolve) => resolve('Hello World!')), // the promise will not be resolved before return
})

const user = {
    id: 1,
    first_name: 'John',
    last_name: 'Cena',
    age: 39
}

const result = resolveUser(user, { withPermission: true });
// {
//    id: 1, 
//    firstname: 'John', 
//    lastname: 'Cena', 
//    fullName: 'John CENA',
//    aPromise: Promise<'Hello World!'>
// }

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