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ssb-msgs

v5.2.0

Published

message-processing tools for secure-scuttlebutt

Downloads

361

Readme

SSB Messages

Message-processing tools for secure-scuttlebutt

var mlib = require('ssb-msgs')

indexLinks

indexLinks(msg: Object, [opts: Options], each: Function(link: Object, rel: String))
where Options = { rel: String, msg: Bool/String, feed: Bool/String, ext: Bool/String }

Traverses a message and runs the each function on all found links. All opts fields are optional. Opts may also be a string, in which case it is the rel attribute

// assume %msgid and @feedid a well-formed
var msg = {
  foo: { link: '%msgid' },
  bar: [{ link: '@feedid' }]
}
function print (obj, rel) {
  console.log(rel, obj.link)  
}
mlib.indexLinks(msg, print)
// => foo %msgid
// => bar @feedid
mlib.indexLinks(msg, 'foo', print)
// => foo %msgid
mlib.indexLinks(msg, { rel: 'foo' }, print)
// => foo %msgid
mlib.indexLinks(msg, { feed: true }, print)
// => bar @feedid
mlib.indexLinks(msg, { feed: '@feedid' }, print)
// => bar @feedid

links (or asLinks)

links(obj: Any, [requiredAttr: String])

Helper to get links from a message in a regular array form.

var msg = {
  foo: { link: '%msgid' },
  bar: [{ link: '@feedid' }]
}
mlib.links(msg.foo) // => [{ link: '%msgid' }]
mlib.links(msg.bar) // => [{ link: '@feedid' }]
mlib.links(msg.bar, 'feed') // => [{ link: '@feedid' }]
mlib.links(msg.bar, 'msg') // => []
mlib.links(msg.baz) // => []

link (or asLink)

link(obj: Any, [requiredAttr: String])

Helper to get a link from a message in a regular object form. If an array is found, will use the first element.

var msg = {
  foo: { link: '%msgid' },
  bar: [{ link: '@feedid' }]
}
mlib.link(msg.foo) // => { link: '%msgid' }
mlib.link(msg.bar) // => { link: '@feedid' }
mlib.link(msg.bar, 'feed') // => { link: '@feedid' }
mlib.link(msg.bar, 'msg') // => null
mlib.link(msg.baz) // => null

isLink

isLink(obj: Any, [requiredAttr: String])

Predicate to test whether an object is a well-formed link. Returns false if given an array.

var msg = {
  foo: { link: '%msgid' },
  bar: [{ link: '@feedid' }]
}
mlib.isLink(msg.foo) // => true
mlib.isLink(msg.bar) // => true
mlib.isLink(msg.bar, 'feed') // => true
mlib.isLink(msg.bar, 'msg') // => false
mlib.isLink(msg.baz) // => false

linksTo

linksTo(a: Message, b: Message)

Get link objects pointing from a to b.

mlib.linksTo(msgA, msgB) // => [{ link: '%msgB-id' }]

relationsTo

relationsTo(a: Message, b: Message)

Get relations of links pointing from a to b.

mlib.relationsTo(msgA, msgB) // => ['fooRelation']