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@exocet/value-flagger

v1.0.0

Published

ES6 Javascript value flagger

Downloads

10

Readme

@exocet/value-flagger

This package was created as an alternative to pass null values through protobuf encoded JSON. It search for null values and creates a boolean flag indicating that field was null. This package doesn't use recursion so it's very fast.


Methods

encode(source[, options])

const { encode } = require('@exocet/value-flagger');

Encode a source object or array flagging the source searching for replaceValue and flagging the object key with the flagKey as property's prefix.

  • source - object or array to encode.
  • options.replaceValue - value to replace with flags, the default value is null.
  • options.flagKey - string with the prefix to be added to encoded object keys, the default value is '__isNull_'.

Return value: the source object or array with encoding flags.


decode(source[, options])

const { decode } = require('@exocet/value-flagger');

Decode a source object or array removing flags from the source and adding original keys as properties with replaceValue as value.

  • source - object or array to decode.
  • options.replaceValue - value to replace flags, the default value is null.
  • options.flagKey - string with the prefix to be removed from decoded object keys, the default value is '__isNull_'.

Return value: the source object without encoding flags and keys set to original values.


isObject(value)

const { isObject } = require('@exocet/value-flagger');

Checks if a value is an object.

Return value: boolean.


Tests are done with mocha, chai and nyc for coverage. The lint preset is based on airbnb preset.