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jsonotron-codegen

v19.14.2

Published

Functions for generating code to work with jsonotron enum and schema types.

Downloads

107

Readme

Jsonotron-codegen

Functions for generating code by applying jsonotron types to handlebar templates.

npm npm type definitions

Installation

npm install jsonotron-codegen

Styles

The following styles can be produced:

tag | example | notes ---|---|--- {{identToConstCase "constCase"}} | CONST_CASE {{identToPascalCase "pascalCase"}} | PascalCase {{identToSnakeCase "snakeCase"}} | snake_case {{labelValue . labelName}} | labelValue | Example assumes the context is a Jsonotron type. {{stringify .}} | {"foo": "bar"} {{stringifyPretty .}} | See above | In addition, this format includes spaces and newlines. {{valueToConstCase "a value"}} | A_VALUE | Will replace unsafe characters with underscores. {{valueToIdent "a value"}} | Will replace unsafe characters with underscores.

Helpers

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type has a label with the given name:

{{#hasLabel . name='myName'}}
  my content here
{{/hasLabel}}

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type has a label with the given name and value:

{{#hasLabelValue . name='myName' value='myValue'}}
  my content here
{{/hasLabelValue}}

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type does not have a label with the given name:

{{#hasNotLabel . name='myName'}}
  my content here
{{/hasNotLabel}}

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type does not have a label with the given name and value:

{{#hasNotLabelValue . name='myName' value='myValue'}}
  my content here
{{/hasNotLabelValue}}

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type is tagged with the given tag name:

{{#isTagged . with='special'}}
  my content here
{{/isTagged}}

A helper that renders content if a Jsonotron type is not tagged with the given tag name:

{{#isNotTagged . with='not-found'}}
  my content here
{{/isTagged}}

A helper that renders content if the context value is found in the given array:

{{#isIncluded name in='value1,value2'}}
  my content here
{{/isIncluded}}

A helper that renders content if the context value is no found in the given array:

{{#isExcluded name from='value1,value2'}}
  my content here
{{/isExcluded}}

Development

To publish an ES6 transpiled version (with typescript definitions) to npm:

npm run build
npm publish

Continuous Deployment

Any pushes or pull-requests on non-main branches will trigger the test runner.

Any pushes to main will cause a release to be created on Github.