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oniyi-object-transform

v2.2.1

Published

offers simple transformations for object literals

Downloads

167

Readme

oniyi-object-transform NPM version

offers simple transformations for object literals

Installation

$ npm install --save oniyi-object-transform

Usage

const transform = require('oniyi-object-transform');

transform(params) ⇒ Object

Transforms one object into another

Kind: global function
Returns: Object - result of transforms applied to params.source

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | params | Object | describing the function arguments | | params.source | Object | source object to be transformed. takes precendence over params.src | | [params.src] | Object | alias for params.source | | [params.target] | Object | target object to join the transformed source into | | [params.method] | String | name of method to be used when joining results from pick and map. Options are: [merge, assign, defaults, defaultsDeep]. For details see lodash documentation: https://lodash.com/docs#assign | | [params.map] | Object | key => value map of source properties to be copied to target with a different name | | [params.whitelist] | Array.<String> | list of strings that are allowed as params.map values. This feature is helpful when you transform from one object to a specified schema and want to restrict target names of params.map to the list of schema keys | | [params.pick] | Array.<String> | properties to be picked from source and copied to target with the same name | | [params.parse] | Object | key => value map of target properties to be run through value parsers. Value can be either of type String to reference one of the built-in parsers [integer, date, lowercase, uppercase, trim] or of type Function to be called with the original value as single argument. |

License

Apache-2.0 © Benjamin Kroeger