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@momsfriendlydevco/sift-sieve

v2.0.0

Published

Wrapper around Sift which provides other ReST functionality

Downloads

9

Readme

@MomsFriendlyDevCo/Sift-Sieve

Wrapper around Sift which provides other ReST functionality.

This project extends the existing Sift syntax to include support for limit, skip, sort and select, which are common meta keys in most ReST endpoints.

var sieve = require('@momsfriendlydevco/sift-sieve');

var data = [
	{name: 'Joe Random', age: 22, email: '[email protected]'},
	{name: 'Jane Random', age: 25, email: '[email protected]'},
	{name: 'Nora Clarke', age: 35, email: '[email protected]'},
	{name: 'Michael Chaos', age: 35, email: '[email protected]'},
];

sieve(data, {name: 'Joe Random'}); //= Just the "Joe Random" person as an array, exactly like sift
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}}); //= Everyone over the age of 25
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}, limit: 1}); //= Only the first person over 25
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}, sort: 'age'}); //= Everyone over the age of 25 sorted by youngest to oldest
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}, sort: '-age,name'}); //= Everyone over the age of 25 sorted by oldtest to youngest and name
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}, skip: 1, limit: 1}); //= The second person over 25
sieve(data, {age: {$gt: 25}, skip: 1, limit: 1, select: 'name'}); //= ...Just their name

See the testkits for more complex examples.

API

This module returns a single function which takes the data to filter, the query criteria and settings.

sieve(data, query, options)

Data is always an array. Query is an (optional) object in Sift / Mongo query format, options is an optional object of options.

Options are passed directly to Sift with the following exceptions:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------------|-----------|---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | remapArray | boolean | true | Whether to transform simple {key: Array} keys into {key: {$in: Array}} | | count | boolean | false | Whether to return a single Number of the matching elements rather than the found items |