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@locustjs/extensions-options

v2.1.1

Published

This library provides a helper ExtensionsOptionsHelper class that is used in other locustjs-extensions libraries

Downloads

4

Readme

About

This library provides a helper ExtensionHelper class that is used in other locustjs-extensions libraries.

Options

ExtensionHelper constructor has two parameters:

ExtensionHelper(options, logger)

constructor parameters

| Parameter | Type | Required | |-----------|------|----------| | options | object, string, array | yes | | logger | object | no |

Structure of options as an object is as follows:

{
    "include": [...],
    "exclude": [...]
}

include specifies list of function names that are going to be extended on a target object. The default value is *. It says all functions should be extended.

exclude specifies list of function names that should be skipped or ignored and should be extended on the target obejct.

If a string or array is passed as options parameter to ExtensionHelper constructor, it is used as a value for includes property.

methods

| method | description | |-----------|----------------| | configure(options) | gets an options argument in the form of object, string or array, validate it and returns an options object | | shouldExtend(fnName) | Based on an options passed to current ExtensionHelper instance, checks whether given fnName should be extended or not and returns true or false. | | extend(obj, fnName, fn) | Checks whether fnName function could be extended or not and if so, extends fn function with the name fnName on given obj object. |

Example

const eh = new ExtensionHelper('min, max')

eh.extend(Array, 'min', function () {
    ...
})