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wnamemapper

v0.4.296

Published

Simple class to map names from one space to another and vice versa. Options for handling names collisions exist. Use the module to make your program shorter, more readable and to avoid typos.

Downloads

213

Readme

module::NameMapper status experimental

Simple class to map names from one space to another and vice versa. Options for handling names collisions exist. Use the module to make your program shorter, more readable and to avoid typos.

Try out from the repository

git clone https://github.com/Wandalen/wNameMapper
cd wNameMapper
will .npm.install
node sample/trivial/Sample.s

Make sure you have utility willbe installed. To install willbe: npm i -g willbe@stable. Willbe is required to build of the module.

To add to your project

npm add 'wnamemapper@stable'

Willbe is not required to use the module in your project as submodule.

Usage:

Simple Sample

if( typeof module !== 'undefined' )
require( 'wNameMapper' );

let _ = wTools;

var nameMapper = new wNameMapper().set
({
  Points : 5001,
  LineStrip : 5002,
  LineLoop : 5003,
  Lines : 5004,
  TriangleStrip : 5005,
  TriangleFan : 5006,
  Triangles : 5007,
});

// console.log( 'nameMapper.valueToKeyMap',nameMapper.valueToKeyMap );
// console.log( 'nameMapper.keyToValueMap',nameMapper.keyToValueMap );

var valueForPoints = nameMapper.valFor( 'Points' )
console.log( 'valueForPoints :',valueForPoints );
// valueForPoints : 5001

var key = nameMapper.keyFor( valueForPoints )
console.log( 'key :',key );
// key : Points

var values = nameMapper.valFor([ 'Points','Lines' ])
console.log( 'values :',values );
// values : 5001, 5004
Sample of value space with duplicates

var nameMapper = new wNameMapper({ droppingDuplicate : 1 }).set
({

  'exam' : 'discussion',
  'quiz' : 'problem',
  'supplement' : 'hypertext',
  'video' : 'video',

  'pdf' : 'downloadable',
  'subtitles' : 'downloadable',
  'asset' : 'downloadable',

  'lecture' : 'page',
  'section' : 'section',
  'week' : 'chapter',
  'course' : 'course',

});

var valueForExam = nameMapper.valFor( 'exam' )
console.log( 'valueForExam :',valueForExam );
// valueForExam : discussion

var valueForPdf = nameMapper.valFor( 'pdf' )
console.log( 'valueForPdf :',valueForPdf );
// valueForPdf : downloadable

try
{
  var values = nameMapper.keyFor( 'downloadable' )
}
catch( err )
{
  console.log( 'Unknown value downloadable, because this value has duplicates' )
}