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Mapper that can go through a lot of response objects and sum all info into a schema
Mapper that can go through a lot of response objects and sum all info into a schema
The configuration should be of the following general structure:
{
"source": "<<sourceSchemaPath>>",
"target": {
"path": "<<targetSchemaPath>>"
"<<optionalCondition>>": <<someValue>>
}
}
The parameters sourceSchemaPath
and targetSchemaPath
are quite the same in structure:
.
symbol.[]
symbol after the keyName.One major rule should be preserved: The number of array-nested values extracted from the source object should be preserved in the target object.
{
"person": {
"addresses": [
{
"street": "foo street"
},
{
"street": "bar street"
}
]
}
}
If there is only the need to extract the addresses array, WITHOUT changing the nested value names, the configuration will look like:
{
"source": "person.addresses",
"target": {
"path": "somePerson.PersonAddresses"
}
}
This will result in the following object:
{
"somePerson": {
"PersonAddresses": [
{
"street": "foo street"
},
{
"street": "bar street"
}
]
}
}
If there's a need to alter each value inside an array, this will be expressed through the following configuration:
{
"source": "person.addresses[].street",
"target": {
"path": "somePerson.PersonAddresses[].streetName"
}
}
This configuration expresses that addresses
in the source and PersonAddresses
in the target are arrays in which there are nested values that should be mapped one to another: street
to streetName
.
As you can see, there is one level of []
nesting in source
and target
. This is the rule that should be preserved.
For reference: here's a complex object and possible mapping configurations that will be applied to It:
const aa = {
person: {
name: { mname: "MNAME" },
dateOfBirth: "10/14/88",
pastPositions: ["a", "b", "c", "d"],
addes: [{ street: "s1", house: "h1" }, { street: "s2", house: "h2" }],
addesB: [{ street: "wall street", house: "h1B" }, { street: "s2B", house: "h2B" }],
taho: [
{ id: 1, test: [{ a: 1, foo: 'f1' }, { a: 2, foo: 'f2' }], nd: { test: 51 } },
{ id: 2, test: [{ a: 3, foo: 'f3' }, { a: 4, foo: 'f4' }], nd: { test: 52 } },
{ id: 3, test: [{ a: 5, foo: 'f5' }, { a: 6, foo: 'f6' }], nd: { test: 53 } }
]
}
}
const a = mapObject(aa,
[
{
source: "person.name.fname",
target: {
path: "names.first",
defaultValue: "john",
}
},
{
source: "person.dateOfBirth",
target: {
path: "dob",
predefinedTransformations: ['toDate']
}
},
{
source: "person.name.lname",
target: {
path: "names.last",
conditionalValue: {
targetPathCondition: "names.first",
value: "doe"
}
}
},
{
source: "person.pastPositions.0",
target: {
path: "jobs.lastPosition",
predefinedTransformations: ["toUpperCase"]
}
},
{
source: "person.addes[].street",
target: {
path: "addresses[].streetAddress"
}
},
{
source: "person.addes[].house",
target: {
path: "addresses[].houseNumber"
}
},
{
source: "person.addesB[].house",
target: {
path: "addresses[].houseNumber"
}
},
{
source: "person.addesB[].street",
target: {
path: "addresses[].streetAddress",
predefinedTransformations: ["titleCase"]
}
},
{
source: "person.taho[].id",
target: {
path: "other[].transformedId"
}
},
{
source: "person.taho[].test[].a",
target: {
path: "some.time[].test[].p"
}
},
{
source: "person.taho[].test[].foo",
target: {
path: "some.time[].test[].no"
}
}
]
)
FAQs
Mapper that can go through a lot of response objects and sum all info into a schema
The npm package @intelligo.ai/object-to-schema receives a total of 241 weekly downloads. As such, @intelligo.ai/object-to-schema popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @intelligo.ai/object-to-schema demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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