object-autocorrect

A module that wraps an object in a Proxy for autocorrecting.

About

With this simple module you can wrap objects in an autocorrector.

Imagine you have this object:

const myObject = {
    someFieled: 'a value',
    secondField: {
        anotherField: 'value two',
        andSomeFunction: () => 'result'
    }
};

Now you can wrap this in an autocorrecter and do this:

myAutocorrectObject.scondfeild.somefuncTion(); // -> 'result'

Documentation

To wrap an object into an autocorrector simply require it and call the constructor like this:

const ObjectAutocorrect = require('object-autocorrect');

const myObject = { ... };
const myAutocorrectObject = new ObjectAutocorrect(myObject);

This will return a Proxy which will act like an autocorrecter.

You might have noticed that in my previous example, if you call

myAutocorrectObject.secondField;

You will get an autocorrect object.

To get the regular object you want, you have to call getTarget() on it.
So:

myAutocorrectObject.secondField.getTarget(); // -> { anotherField: [String], andSomeFunction: [Function] }

You can also create a revocable autocorrecter. That means that accessing the original autocorrect object will throw an exception.
Example:

myRevocableAutocorrectObj = ObjectAutocorrect.revocable(myObj); //Note the lack of the keyword 'new'.

const objField = myRevocableAutocorrectObj.secndField.getTarget(); // -> { anotherField: [String], andSomeFunction: [Function] }

myRevocableAutocorrectObj.secndField.antherFeld; // -> Will throw a TypeError

Testing

If you install this module with the dev dependencies (no --production flag), you can run tests in /tests/test.js by executing npm test.