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two-way-object-mapper

v1.1.0

Published

Maps an object to another using defined rules

Downloads

119

Readme

Two way object mapper

Mapper that allows you transform one object to another (and back) using defined rules.

Install

npm install two-way-object-mapper

Simple usage

var ObjectMapper = require('two-way-object-mapper');

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper
    .addPropertyMapping({
        from: 'firstName',
        to: 'name'
    })
    .addPropertyMapping({
        from: 'lastName',
        to: 'surname'
    });
    
var result = mapper.map({
    firstName: 'Tommy',
    lastName: 'Lee Jones'
}); // {name: 'Tommy', surname: 'Lee Jones'}


mapper.reverseMap(result); // {firstName: 'Tommy', lastName: 'Lee Jones' }

Mapping properties

For very simple mapping properties of the same name use "addSimplePropertiesAssignments".

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper.addSimplePropertiesAssignments(['name', 'surname']);

mapper.map({
    name: 'Tommy', 
    surname: 'Lee Jones', 
    age: 18
}); // {name: 'Tommy', surname: 'Lee Jones'}

For renaming use "addPropertyMapping".

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper.addPropertyMapping({
    from: 'name',
    to: 'firstName'
});

mapper.map({
    name: 'Tommy', 
    surname: 'Lee Jones', 
    age: 18
}); // {firstName: 'Tommy'}

You can also transform mapped value.


var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper.addPropertyMapping({
    from: 'name',
    to: 'firstName',
    transform: function(value) {
        return value.toUpperCase();
    }
});

mapper.addPropertyMapping({
    from: 'surname',
    to: 'lastName',
    reverseTransform: function(value) {
        return value.toLowerCase();
    }
})

var result = mapper.map({
    name: 'Tommy',
    surname: 'Lee Jones',
    age: 18
}); // {firstName: 'TOMMY', lastName: 'Lee Jones'}

mapper.reverseMap(result); // {name: 'TOMMY', surname: 'lee jones'}

Default values are also supported.

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper.addPropertyMapping({
    from: 'name',
    to: 'firstName',
    default: 'Anonymous'
});

mapper.map({}); // {firstName: 'Anonymous'}

Custom function mapping

You can extend mapping process by applying additional functions.

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
// for reverse mapping function use "addReverseMapping"
mapper.addMapping(function(source, target) {
    target.fullName = source.firstName + ' ' + source.lastName;
    return target; 
});

mapper.map({
    firstName: 'Tommy', 
    lastName: 'Lee Jones'
}); // {fullName: 'Tommy Lee Jones'}

Deep properties mapping

The tool uses object-path for accessing properties.

var mapper = new ObjectMapper();
mapper
    .addPropertyMapping({
        from: 'author.name',
        to: 'authorName'
    })
    .addPropertyMapping({
        from: 'tags.0',
        to: 'lastTag'
    });

mapper.map({
    author: {
        name: 'Lukasz',
        surname: 'Kuzynski'
    },
    
    tags: ['rpc', 'http', 'api']
}); // { authorName: 'Lukasz', lastTag: 'rpc' }

Reference

Just read JSDoc

Changelog

1.1.0

  • Ability to read inherited properties