json-mapper

A useful helper to map data from a json object on Node.jS environments.

Table of contents

• Installation
  • Node.js
• Usage
• Output types
  • Object
  • XML
    • Mapping
    • Mapping samples

Installation⬆

Node.js⬆

1. Install module:

   npm install json-mapping --save

2. Then try it.

Usage⬆

import jsonMapping from 'json-mapping';

const jsonMapper = jsonMapping(someJsonInput); // input the json data
const object = jsonMapper({ type: 'object' }); // convert the inputed json data to javascript literal object
const xml = jsonMapper({ type: 'xml', mapping, prettify: true }); // convert the inputed json data to xml based on a mapping array

Output types⬆

Object⬆

Runs the json mapper function passing the type 'object' as an argument to map your json data.

import jsonMapping from 'json-mapping';

const jsonMapper = jsonMapping(someJsonInput);
const object = jsonMapper({ type: 'object' });

XML⬆

Runs the json mapper function passing the type 'xml' and a mapping array as arguments to map your json data.

import jsonMapping from 'json-mapping';

const jsonMapper = jsonMapping(someJsonInput);
const xml = jsonMapper({ type: 'xml', mapping, prettify: true });

Mapping⬆

| argument | type | required | description |--|--|--|--| | target | string | true | XML target tag you want to fill | origin | string | false | JSON path where you want to get data from | static_value | any | false | A static value to the XML target tag | convert_function | string | false | Function to convert the origin data

Mapping samples⬆

The '!!' characters assumes the target will be setted only if value isn't undefined.

{
  "origin": "!!extension_attributes.bold_order_comment",
  "target": "CommentLine.CustomerPoLine"
}

The 'x' character assumes the origin 'items' will be a iterable array.

{
  "origin": "items.x.name",
  "target": "Customers.CustomerName"
}

The convert_function property will be executed as a javascript function receiving the value as a parameter.

{
  "origin": "customer.born_date",
  "target": "Header.CustomerAge",
  "convert_function": "return new Date().getFullYear() - new Date(value).getFullYear()"
}