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json-shapper

v0.1.6

Published

A simple and flexible json transformer that allows developers to declare the transformation from the source to the target (possibly from server json to client json). Supporting plugins for easy customization.

Downloads

2

Readme

a declarative and extendable json transformer


why

Based on my experience, it's a common situation where the JSON data returned from server needs to be transformed to meet the requirement of my client model. That's where this transformer comes in.

features

  • a JSON Schema-like structure to describe the JSON declarativly
  • extendable via plugins

install

npm install --save json-shapper

usage

define a schema via simplified schema:

const {reviveSchema, transform} = require('json-shapper');

//
let hashSchema = {
    // `properties` indicate it's a object
    properties: {
        // sx1 is the `source` key, the key from the server
        // tx1 is the `target` key
        tx1: 'sx1',
        // if it's a symble '=', we treat it as `tx3: 'tx3'`
        tx3: '=',
        // an arbitrary function to do the transform
        tz1: (jsonNodeData) => 1,
        // nested schema
        ty: {
            name: 'oy',
            test: '1',
            properties: {
                tk1: 'ok2',
                tk2: 'ok3'
            }
        },
        tz: {
            name: 'oy2',
            // if it's an array, use `children` instead
            children: {
                tk1: 'ok2'
            }
        }
    }
}; 

// get a full edition of the schema
const fullHashSchema = reviveSchema(hashSchema);

// transform
const resultObj = transform(fullHashSchema, {
    sx1: 1,
    tx3: 2,
    oy: {
        ok2: 3,
        ok3: 4
    },
    oy2: [{
        ok2: 1,
    }, {
        ok2: 2
    }]
});

// the result 
// {
//     "tx1": 1,
//     "tx3": 2,
//     "tz1": 1,
//     "ty": {
//         "tk1": 3,
//         "tk2": 4
//     },
//     "tz": [{
//         "tk1": 1
//     }, {
//         "tk1": 2
//     }]
// }