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reftools

v1.1.9

Published

Utility functions to deal with references in objects

Downloads

5,172,470

Readme

RefTools

Functions

Typedefs

nop(obj) ⇒

a no-op placeholder which returns the given object unchanged useful for when a clone function needs to be passed but cloning is not required

Kind: global function
Returns: the input object, unchanged

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the input object |

clone(obj) ⇒

clones the given object using JSON.parse and JSON.stringify

Kind: global function
Returns: the cloned object

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to clone |

shallowClone(obj) ⇒

clones the given object's properties shallowly, ignores properties from prototype

Kind: global function
Returns: the cloned object

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to clone |

deepClone(obj) ⇒

clones the given object's properties deeply, ignores properties from prototype

Kind: global function
Returns: the cloned object

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to clone |

fastClone(obj) ⇒

clones the given object's properties shallowly, using Object.assign

Kind: global function
Returns: the cloned object

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to clone |

circularClone()

Source: stackoverflow http://bit.ly/2A1Kha6

Kind: global function

dereference(o) ⇒

dereferences the given object

Kind: global function
Returns: the dereferenced object
Definitions: a source of definitions to reference
Options: optional settings (used recursively)

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | o | the object to dereference |

flatten(obj, callback) ⇒

flattens an object into an array of properties

Kind: global function
Returns: the flattened object as an array of properties

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to flatten | | callback | a function which can mutate or filter the entries (by returning null) |

jpescape(s) ⇒

escapes JSON Pointer using ~0 for ~ and ~1 for /

Kind: global function
Returns: the escaped string

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | s | the string to escape |

jpunescape(s) ⇒

unescapes JSON Pointer using ~0 for ~ and ~1 for /

Kind: global function
Returns: the unescaped string

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | s | the string to unescape |

jptr(obj, prop, newValue) ⇒

from obj, return the property with a JSON Pointer prop, optionally setting it to newValue

Kind: global function
Returns: the found property, or false

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to point into | | prop | the JSON Pointer or JSON Reference | | newValue | optional value to set the property to |

recurse(object, state, callback)

recurses through the properties of an object, given an optional starting state anything you pass in state.payload is passed to the callback each time

Kind: global function

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | object | the object to recurse through | | state | optional starting state, can be set to null or | | callback | the function which receives object,key,state on each property |

reref(obj, options) ⇒

Simply modifies an object to have no self-references by replacing them with $ref pointers

Kind: global function
Returns: the re-referenced object (mutated)

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to re-reference | | options | may contain a prefix property for the generated refs |

objToGraph(obj, containerName) ⇒

Takes an object and creates a graph of JSON Pointer / References

Kind: global function
Returns: the graph suitable for passing to toposort()

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to convert | | containerName | the property containing definitions. Default: definitions |

visit(obj, comparison, callbacks) ⇒

Given an expanded object and an optional object to compare to (e.g. its $ref'd form), will call the following functions:

  • callbacks.before - lets you modify the initial starting state, must return it
  • callbacks.where - lets you select a subset of properties, return a truthy value
  • callbacks.filter - called for all selected properties, can mutate/remove (by setting to undefined)
  • callbacks.compare - allowing the objects to be compared by path (i.e. for $ref reinstating)
  • callbacks.identity - called on any object identity (previously seen) properties
  • callbacks.selected - called for all selected/unfiltered properties, does not mutate directly
  • callbacks.count - called at the end with the number of selected properties
  • callbacks.finally - called at the end of the traversal

Kind: global function
Returns: the possibly mutated object

| Param | Description | | --- | --- | | obj | the object to visit | | comparison | optional object to compare to | | callbacks | object containing functions as above |

Result ⇒ Result

Try to get a topological sorting out of directed graph.

Kind: global typedef

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | nodes | Object | A list of nodes, including edges (see below). |

Properties

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | sort | array | the sort, empty if not found | | nodesWithEdges, | array | will be empty unless a cycle is found |