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mighty.js

v1.0.5

Published

Library for transforming objects and coercing types using chaining and dot notation

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mighty-js

A dependency free Node.js module for easily transforming objects and coercing types using chaining and dot notation.

Github contributors welcome!

Usage


mighty()

Arguments:

  • object (Object): The object to perform transformations on
  • options (Object): optional clone ({ clone: true }) * Default is { clone: false }. The original object will be mutated.

Returns:

  • (Object): Returns the instance to chain additional mighty-js functions. Calling methods on this object will continue to return the instance until .result is called. Using .result will return the transformed object.

const mighty = require('mighty-js')

const ranger = {
    _id: '4',
    name: 'Kim Hart',
    ranger: 'Pink',
    transforms: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
    city: 'Angel Grove',
    state: 'California'
}

// obj is mutated
mighty(ranger)

// obj is preserved and a new object will be returned
const newRanger = mighty(ranger, { clone: true })

morph

Transforms keys while maintaining the original value. The target key will be deleted from the object if it is empty after the transform is complete.

Arguments:

  • str1 (String): The target key to transform
  • str2 (String): The destination name of the key

Returns:

  • (Object): Returns the instance to chain additional mighty-js functions. Using .result will return the transformed object.
const mighty = require('mighty-js')

const ranger = {
        _id: '4',
        name: 'Kim Hart',
        ranger: 'Pink',
        transforms: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
        city: 'Angel Grove',
        state: 'California'
    }

    mighty(ranger)
        .morph('transforms', 'zord')
        .morph('city', 'location.city')
        .morph('state', 'location.state')
        .result

// returns
// {
//    _id: '4',
//    name: 'Kim Hart',
//    ranger: 'Pink',
//    zord: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
//    location: {
//       city: 'Angel Grove',
//       state: 'California'
//    }
// }

combine

Combines keys while maintaining the original value. The target key will be deleted from the object if it is empty after the transform is complete.

Arguments:

  • str1 (Array): Array of keys to combine into the destination key
  • str2 (String): The destination name of the key

Returns:

  • (Object): Returns the instance to chain additional mighty-js functions. Using .result will return the transformed object.
const mighty = require('mighty-js')

const ranger = {
    _id: '4',
    first: 'Kim',
    last: 'Hart',
    ranger: 'Pink',
    transforms: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
    location: {
        city: 'Angel Grove',
        state: 'California'
    },
    coordinates: ['34.0522 N', '118.2437 W'],
    zip: 94115
}

    mighty(ranger)
        .combine(['zip', 'location', 'coordinates'], 'hometown')
        .result

// returns
// {
//     _id: '4',
//     first: 'Kim',
//     last: 'Hart',
//     ranger: 'Pink',
//     transforms: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
//     hometown: {
//         zip: 94115,
//         city: 'Angel Grove',
//         state: 'California',
//         coordinates: ['34.0522 N', '118.2437 W']
//     }
// }

coerce

Coerces a value to the specified type.

Arguments:

  • str1 (String): The target key to transform
  • str2 (String): The type to coerce to (number or string)

Returns:

  • (Object): Returns the instance to chain additional mighty-js functions. Using .result will return the transformed object.
const mighty = require('mighty-js')

const ranger = {
    _id: '4',
    name: 'Kim Hart',
    ranger: 'Pink',
    transforms: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
    city: 'Angel Grove',
    state: 'California'
}

    mighty(obj)
        .morph('_id', 'id')
        .coerce('id', 'number')
        .result

// returns
// {
//    id: 4,    // this is now a number instead of string
//    name: 'Kim Hart',
//    ranger: 'Pink',
//    zord: 'pterodactyl dinozord',
//    city: 'Angel Grove',
//    state: 'California'
// }