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@sap-ux/annotation-converter
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Provides a way to convert a raw metadata document object into a convenient structure where path are resolved already for you.
The goal of this module is to provide an object that is ready to use and should cover most of the needs one can have when it comes to manipulating an odata service and its annotation.
All the object defined by this will be compatible with the @sap-ux/vocabularies-types providing an easy way to evaluate annotations.
npm
npm install --save-dev @sap-ux/annotation-converter
yarn
yarn add @sap-ux/annotation-converter --dev
pnpm
pnpm add @sap-ux/annotation-converter --dev
Import the convert
method from the module
import { convert } from '@sap-ux/annotation-converter';
Use it on a raw metadata generated from @sap-ux/edmx-parser
or complying to the same structure
const myRawMetadata = ...
const myConvertedMetadata = convert(myRawMetadata);
const isDraftEnabled = myConvertedMetadata.entityTypes[0].annotations.Common?.DraftRoot || myConvertedMetadata.entityTypes[0].annotations.Common?.DraftNode;
const myLabel = myConvertedMetadata.entityTypes[0].properties[0].annotations?.Common?.Text?.$target?.name // Property name of the text annotation if it exists
Annotation Converter
FAQs
SAP Fiori OData - Annotation converter
We found that @sap-ux/annotation-converter 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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