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permit-params

v1.0.3

Published

Simple module to permit parameters with schema

Downloads

252

Readme

Introduction

Simple package to permit parameters (from client for Node.js) to make it be strong parameters.

The behavior is like RoR ActionController::Parameters's behavior.

Installation

$ npm install permit-params

Usage

import permitParams from 'permit-params';

const params = {
  name: 'Alpha',
  addresses: [
    {
      buildNumber: '0112',
      streetName: 'King Abdulaziz Road',
      city: 'Riyadh',
      postalCode: '12643',
    },
    {
      buildNumber: '0113',
      streetName: 'King Abdulaziz Road',
      postalCode: '12643',
    },
    {
      buildNumber: '0114',
      city: 'Riyadh',
      postalCode: '12643',
    },
  ],
  favoriteGames: ['Pokémon', 'Dragon Quest', 'Grandia', 'Fire Emblem', 'Megaman'],
  otherData: {
    firstCase: 'just a string',
    secondCase: ['array of string', null, 100],
    thirdCase: {
      test: 'test string',
    },
    fourthCase: [
      {
        test: 'test string',
      },
    ],
    fifthCase: [
      {
        test: ['test string'],
      },
    ],
    sixthCase: [
      'test string',
      {
        test: ['test string'],
      },
    ],
  },
};

const strongParams = permitParams(
  params,
  'name',
  {
    favoriteGames: [],
    addresses: ['buildNumber', 'streetName', 'city', 'postalCode'],
    otherData: [
      'firstCase',
      {
        secondCase: [],
        thirdCase: ['test'],
        fourthCase: ['test'],
        fifthCase: [{ test: [] }],
        sixthCase: [{ test: [] }],
      },
    ],
  },
);

console.log(strongParams); // will give the same object params, without element 'test string' of sixthCase

More example

permitParams(params, 'name'); // { name: 'Alpha' }

permitParams(params, { otherData: ['firstCase', 'seventhCase'] }); // { otherData: { firstCase: 'just a string' } }

permitParams(params, { favoriteGames: [] }); // { favoriteGames: ['Pokémon', 'Dragon Quest', 'Grandia', 'Fire Emblem', 'Megaman'] }

permitParams(params, { addresses: ['buildNumber'] }); // { addresses: [{ buildNumber: '0112' }, { buildNumber: '0113' }, { buildNumber: '0114' }] }

permitParams(params, { otherData: [{ sixthCase: [{ test: [] }] }] }); // { otherData: { sixthCase: [{ test: ['test string'] }] } }

Cheatsheets

  • To permit string/number/undefined/null parameter, use a simple string

    const params = {
      firstName: 'Alpha',
      lastName: 'Lucifer',
      gender: 'Male',
    };
    
    permitParams(, 'firstName', 'lastName'); // { firstName: 'Alpha', lastName: 'Lucifer' }
  • To permit object parameter, use key - value. With key is the name of the parameter, value is array of attributes' name of the object

    const params = otherData: {
      firstCase: 'just a string',
      secondCase: 'a simple string',
      thirdCase: 'do not care',
    };
    
    permitParams(params, { otherData: ['firstCase', 'secondCase'] }); // { otherData: { firstCase: 'just a string, secondCase: 'a simple string' } }
  • To permit array parameter, use empty array ([])

    const params = {
      favoriteGames: ['Pokémon', 'Dragon Quest', 'Grandia', 'Fire Emblem', 'Megaman'],
    };
    
    permitParams(params, { favoriteGames: [] }); // { favoriteGames: ['Pokémon', 'Dragon Quest', 'Grandia', 'Fire Emblem', 'Megaman'] }
  • To permit array of object parameter, use key - value. With key is the name of the parameter, value is array of attributes' name of the object

    const params = {
      addresses: [
        {
          buildNumber: '0112',
          streetName: 'King Abdulaziz Road',
          city: 'Riyadh',
          postalCode: '12643',
        },
        {
          buildNumber: '0113',
          streetName: 'King Abdulaziz Road',
          postalCode: '12643',
        },
        {
          buildNumber: '0114',
          city: 'Riyadh',
          postalCode: '12643',
        },
      ],
    }
    
    permitParams(params, { addresses: ['buildNumber'] }); // { addresses: [{ buildNumber: '0112' }, { buildNumber: '0113' }, { buildNumber: '0114' }] }