@wmfs/cardscript-cleaner
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Cleans Cardscript form data to ensure we only submit the data that we should.
cardscript-expressions provides a number of utilities to generate expressions, generate AST's, and clean cardscript data for submissions
$ npm install cardscript-expressions --save
const expressions = new CardscriptExpressionsxpressions()
| Usage | Description |
|---|---|
const expressionList = getExpressionsFromCardscript(cardscript) | Takes a cardscript schema and extracts a list of expressions. |
convertExpressionsToAst(expressions) | Takes a list of expressions generated by getExpressionsFromCardscript() and amends the generated AST's to an object asts available from expressions.asts |
addCardscript(cardscript) | A combination of getExpressionsFromCardscript(cardscript) and convertExpressionsToAst(expressions), used to generate AST's from cardscript in one function call |
const visibilityList = calculateWidgetVisibility(cardscript, data, asts) | Takes a cardscript schema, submission data, and a list of AST's to generate an object of {key: boolean} values representing whether a widget should be visible or not |
const clean = cleanData(data, visibilityList) | Takes submission data and a visibility list generated by calculateWidgetVisibility and returns a cleaned data object with values of hidden fields removed |
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Cleans Cardscript form data to ensure we only submit the data that we should.
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