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perfectobj

v1.1.15

Published

Model with validation scheme descriptor

Downloads

10

Readme

PerfectObj

Get your perfect model with one easy schema or with specific editions on the original object.

Build Status

Tech

PerfectObj uses open source projects to function properly such as:

  • [Ramda] - A practical functional library for JavaScript programmers.

Installation

Install the dependencies and devDependencies and start the server.

$ npm install perfectobj

Properties

For the creation of the model we need, perfectObj offers possibilities such as:

| Name | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | rename | Change the name of a key | | assoc | Set a new attribute in model | | type | Define a type for an attribute | | omit | Get undescribed items from a collection | | picks | Get the described items of a collection | | enhacer | Function on one or more attributes of the original object |

Examples

These are simple some examples

Original Object

const person = {
    name: 'Marcus Espinoza',
    identification: 964328461,
    telephone: 85886810,
    address: {
        apartment: 'Belén, Heredia',
        girl: 'San Rafael, Heredia',
        home: 'Golfito, Puntarenas'
    },
    interests: ['videogames', 'soccer', 'technology']
}

Perfect Object

const PerfectObj = require('perfectobj');

const personModel = new PerfectObj(person);

Model Object

personModel
    .rename('name', 'fullName')
    .assoc('birthday', '1995/08/01')
    .type('identification', 'string')
    .enhacer('telephone', v => `+506${v}`)
    .picks('address', ['apartment', 'home'])
    .omit('interests', ['technology', 'videogames']);

console.log(personModel);

OUTPUT

{
    props: { 
        identification: '964328461',
        telephone: '+50685886810',
        address: { apartment: 'Belén, Heredia', home: 'Golfito, Puntarenas' },
        interests: [ 'soccer' ],
        fullName: 'Marcus Espinoza',
        birthday: '1995/08/01'
    }
}

Todos

  • Write Tests
  • Add changelog

License

MIT