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data-model-mapper

v0.1.1

Published

Utility to map (and revert) data objects to another data model.

Downloads

5

Readme

data-model-mapper

npm module to map (and revert mapping) data objects into another (specified) data model

Usage

Let's assume we've got following object:

{
    DATE: '20160512',
    TIME: '140000',
    FIRST_NAME: 'John',
    LAST_NAME: 'Doe',
    ID: 'EMP000210290'
}

We want to transform it to match our model:

{
    id: 'EMP000210290'
    lastLogin: Thu May 12 2016 14:00:00 GMT+0200 (CEST), // JS Date object
    employeeName: 'John Doe'
}

We must create transform config:

var mapDateTime = function (date, time) {
    return moment(date + time, 'YYYYMMDDHHmmss').toDate(); // moment.js library
};

var revertDateTime = function (dateObject) {
    var m = moment(dateObject);
    return [m.format('YYYYMMDD'), m.format('HHmmss')]; // dateObject has to be split into 2 fields (DATE, TIME).
                                                       // Function must return array of values.
};

var conf = [
    {
        dest: 'id',
        src: 'ID'
    }, {
        dest: 'lastLogin',
        src: ['DATE', 'TIME'],
        map: mapDateTime,
        revert: revertDateTime
    }, {
        dest: 'employeeName',
        src: ['FIRST_NAME', 'LAST_NAME'],
        map: function (fName, lName) { return fName + ' ' + lName; },
        revert: function (name) { return name.split(' '); }
    }
];

From now on, it's really simple. Just include data-model-mapper, create new instance of mapper, pass config array and map your object:

var DMM = require('data-model-mapper');

var obj = {
    DATE: '20160512',
    TIME: '140000',
    FIRST_NAME: 'John',
    LAST_NAME: 'Doe',
    ID: 'EMP000210290'
};

var m = new DMM(conf);

var mapped = m.map(obj);
/* result is:
{
    id: 'EMP000210290'
    lastLogin: Thu May 12 2016 14:00:00 GMT+0200 (CEST), // JS Date object
    employeeName: 'John Doe'
}
*/

var reverted = m.revert(mapped);
/* result is original object */

Configuration

Configuration array is a set of objects defining mapping process.

src (String or Array)

Source fields names (fields from original object). Fields that you want to use in your transformation. Values of this/these field(s) will be passed to map function.

dest (String or Array)

Destination fields names (fields created in mapped object). If array is passed fields from array will be created but map function should return array of values in order to properly populate fields' values.

map Function
optional

Transform function which maps src field(s) into dest field(s). Function gets parameter value(s) form field(s) specified in src. If dest is an array function should return array of values in order to properly populate fields' values.

If map function is not defined dest field(s) should contain values from src field(s);

revert (Function)
optional

Transform function which maps dest field(s) into src field(s). Function gets parameter value(s) form field(s) specified in dest. If src is an array function should return array of values in order to properly populate fields' values.

You do not have to provide revert function unless you want to get the original data model.