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Replaces properties which reference stamps with objects created from the stamps
Replaces properties which reference stamps with objects created from the stamps
If your StampA would have, say, property foo
which references a StampB, then the property will be replaced with the StampB instance. The parameter for the StampB(arg)
will be taken form the foo
property of the StampA argument.
You might find it useful for better Dependency Injection pattern.
const StampA = compose({
properties: {
foo: StampB
}
})
.compose(InitProperty);
// StampB will receive initializer argument `{bar: 'baz'}`
StampA({foo: {bar: 'baz'}});
import InitProperty from '@stamp/init-property';
import Oauth2 from './stamps/oauth2';
const GravatarClient = compose(InitProperty, {
properties: {
auth: Oauth2 // the 'auth' property is expected to be passed to the stamp
},
methods: {
getProfilePicture() {
return fetch('gravatar.com', {
headers: {
Authorization: this.auth.getHttpHeader() // accessing this.auth
}
});
}
}
});
const gravatarClient = GravatarClient({
auth: { // Passing the data for the 'Oauth2' stamp
client_id: '1', client_secret: '2', grant_type: 'simple'
}
});
gravatarClient.getProfilePicture().then(stream => fs.writeFileSync(stream));
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Replaces properties which reference stamps with objects created from the stamps
We found that @stamp/init-property demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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