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datadon

v0.0.2

Published

flexible data builder

Downloads

9

Readme

datadon

datadon is a data builder

Main porpuse of this library is flexiblse data creation, transformation, from one condition to other

Simple API provides the possibility to declare WEB, backend API and mobile data, aslo every dataset can be transformed from one condition to other

API and examples

default example

const {generator} = require('datadon');

function getDefatultData() {
  const generateRules = {
    field1: {default: () => 'field1 default'},
    field2: {default: () => 'field2 default'}
  };
  return generator({generateRules});
}

const defaultDataAPI = getDefatultData().generate().toApi();
const defaultDataWeb = getDefatultData().generate().toWeb();
const defaultDataMobile = getDefatultData().generate().toApi();

console.log(defaultDataAPI);    // {field1: 'field1 default', field2: 'field2 default'}
console.log(defaultDataWeb);    // {field1: 'field1 default', field2: 'field2 default'}
console.log(defaultDataMobile); // {field1: 'field1 default', field2: 'field2 default'}

tranformatio to web

const {generator} = require('datadon');

function getTransformData() {
  const generateRules = {
    keyApi: {default: () => 'field1 default'},
    field2: {default: () => 'field2 default'}
  };
  const transformRulesWeb = {
    keyApi: {key: () => 'keyWeb', value: () => 'Web key'},
  };
  return generateData({generateRules, transformRulesWeb});
}

const dataAPI = getTransformData().generate().toApi();
const dataWeb = getTransformData().generate().toWeb();

console.log(dataAPI) // {keyApi: 'field1 default', field2: 'field2 default'}
console.log(dataWeb) // {keyWeb: 'Web key', field2: 'field2 default'}

configure your fields

const {generator, configRules} = require('datadon');

// remove
function getConfiguredData(config) {
  const generateRules = {
    keyApi: {default: () => 'field1 default'},
    field2: {default: () => 'field2 default'}
  };
  const transformRulesWeb = {
    keyApi: {key: () => 'keyWeb', value: () => 'Web key'},
  };
  return generateData({generateRules, transformRulesWeb, config});
}
const generated = getTransformData({keyApi: configRules.remove}).generate();
const dataAPI = generated.toApi();
const dataWeb = generated.toWeb();

console.log(dataAPI) // {field2: 'field2 default'}
console.log(dataWeb) // {field2: 'field2 default'}

// default / valid
function getConfiguredData(config) {
  const generateRules = {
    keyApi: {default: () => 'field1 default', valid: () => 'field1 valid'},
  };
  return generateData({generateRules, transformRulesWeb, config});
}
const dataAPIValid = getTransformData({keyApi: configRules.valid}).generate();
const dataAPIDefault = getTransformData().generate();

console.log(dataAPIValid) // {keyApi: 'field1 valid'}
console.log(dataAPIDefault) // {keyApi: 'field1 default'}