@0xc/transient
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transient decorator utilizing reflection
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@0xc/transient
This package provides a @transient
decorator, similar to the transient
keyword in Java.
Marking a property in a class with the @transient
operator will ignore serialization of that property when using the native JSON.stringify(object)
.
This is useful if you would prefer to redact properties for objects going over the wire, such as with fetch
and others which make use of JSON.stringify
.
example
To get started using the transient
decorator, you can import it from the library:
import { transient } from "@0xc/transient";
export class UserDto {
public firstName: string;
public lastName: string;
public email: string;
@transient()
public password: string;
public static fromModel(userModel: UserModel): UserDto {
const userDto = new UserDto();
this.firstName = userModel.firstName;
this.lastName = userModel.lastName;
this.email = userModel.email;
this.password = userModel.password;
return userDto;
}
}
In this scenario, we have a User DTO which will no longer serialize when calling userDto.toJSON()
. Perhaps this is used a backend service which we would prefer to not return this field when serializing a response back to users.
app.get("/user", (req, res) => {
const userModel = UserRepository.findOne(req.session.id);
const userDto = UserDto.fromModel(userModel);
res.send(userDto);
});
Ta-da! Now the response should look like:
{
"firstName": "Ricky",
"lastName": "Bobby",
"email": "[email protected]"
}