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namespace-diff

v1.0.0

Published

Generate the diff between two namespaces.

Downloads

5

Readme

namespace-diff.js

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Generate the diff between two namespaces.

About

A namespace is a series of strings broken up by a separator. For instance, books.book.comments and books.about use a period as a separator. This library can generate the difference between two namespaces in terms of outgoing parts and incoming parts.

For instance, given the above namespaces, this library would return:

{
  outStates: ['books.book.comments', 'books.book'],
  inStates: ['books.about']
}

API

namespaceDiff(start, end, separator = '.')

Generates the difference of start and end. Returns an object with two keys, outStates and inStates.

Optionally pass a separator to handle namespaces formatted differently. E.g.; this/namespace/uses/slashes. The separator defaults to a period.

The outbound array is reversed such that the deepest nested part is first in the array.

Undefined values

Attempting to enter an undefined state is a no-op; the outStates and inStates will be an empty array.

Leaving an undefined state and moving into a new state will include entering the root state, ''. This is the only time that the root state will be entered.