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@onsetsoftware/automerge-patcher

v0.14.0

Published

Utility functions to apply and invert patches generated by Automerge document changes.

Downloads

904

Readme

Automerge Patcher

Utility functions to apply and invert patches generated by Automerge document changes.

Installation

npm install @onsetsoftware/automerge-patcher

Usage

patch(doc: Doc, patch: Patch): Patch

Used to take a single automerge patch and apply it to a document. It can also be used to apply an Automerge patch to a plain javascript object with the same shape as the relevant document

import { patch } from "@onsetsoftware/automerge-patcher";
import { from, change, type PutPatch } from "@automerge/automerge";

const doc = from({ foo: "bar" });
const toApply = {
  action: "put",
  path: ["foo"],
  value: "baz",
};

const updated = change(doc, (d) => {
  patch(d, toApply);
});

console.log(updated); // => { foo: 'baz' }

unpatch(beforeDoc: Doc, patch: Patch): Patch

Provides the inverse of a patch, given the initial document (before the change) on which the patch applies.

import { unpatch } from "@onsetsoftware/automerge-patcher";
import { from } from "@automerge/automerge";

const doc = from({ foo: "bar" });
const patch = {
  action: "put",
  path: ["foo"],
  value: "baz",
};

const inverse = unpatch(doc, patch);
console.log(inverse); // => { action: 'put', path: ["foo"], value: "bar"}

unpatchAll(beforeDoc: Doc, patches: Patch[]): Patch[]

unpatchAll can be used to reverse an array of patches relative to the initial (before changes) document which produced them. It works by progressively updating a copy of the document after applying each patch, then reversing the next patch based on the new state.

[!NOTE]
The best (and fastest) way to get the reverse of a change is to use the automerge diff function, but it isn't ready quite yet. In the meantime, the unpatchAll function is provided to acheive this.

import { patch, unpatchAll } from "@onsetsoftware/automerge-patcher";
import { from, change, type Patch } from "@automerge/automerge";

const doc = from({ foo: "bar" });

let reverse: Patch[];

const doc2 = change(
  doc,
  {
    patchCallback: (patches, { before }) => {
      // capture reverse of the patches for undo
      reverse = unpatchAll(before, patches);
    },
  },
  (doc) => {
    doc.foo = "baz";
  },
);

console.log(reverse); // [{action: 'put', path: ['foo'], value: 'bar'}]
console.log(doc2.foo); // baz

const doc3 = change(doc2, (doc) => {
  // apply the patch to revert the change
  reverse.forEach((patch) => {
    applyPatch(doc, patch);
  });
});

console.log(doc3.foo); // bar