JSON-Patch-OT-Agent
Makes your JSON Patch application sequential
Implements a queue of JSON Patches, based on Versioned JSON Patch convention, that will resolve a problem of sequential application of JSON Patches.
Demo
Full Versioned JSON Patch + OT visualization
Specific visualization will come soon.
Install
Install the component using NPM
$ npm install json-patch-ot-agent --save
Or
Install the component using Bower:
$ bower install json-patch-ot-agent --save
Or download as ZIP.
Usage
var targetObject = {};
var myQueue = new new JSONPatchOTAgent(targetObject,
jsonpatchTransform,
['/localVersion', '/remoteVersion'],
jsonpatch
);
var versionedPatchToBeSent = myQueue.send(regularPatch);
myQueue.receive(receivedVersionedPatch);
Requirements
Agent requires a specific transform
function (as a first argument), if you do not have your own, we advise you JSON-Patch-OT (bower install json-patch-ot
).
You will also need function to apply JSON Patch, we suggest fast JSON Patch (bower install fast-json-patch
).
Methods
Name | Arguments | Default | Description |
---|
send | JSONPatch sequence | | Changes given JSON Patch to Versioned JSON Patch |
receive | VersionedJSONPatch sequence | | Versioned JSON Patch to be queued and applied |
JSONPatchQueue | Object obj | | Target object where patches are applied |
__ | Function transform | | function(patch, againstPatch_es) function to transform given JSON Patch against others |
__ | Array JSONPointer [localVersionPath, remoteVersionPath] | | Paths where to store the versions |
__ | Function apply | | function(object, patch) function to apply JSON Patch, must return the final state of the object |
__ | Boolean purist | false | set to true to enable pure/unoptimized Versioned JSON Patch convention |
Properties
Name | Type | Description |
---|
obj | Object obj | Target object where patches are applied |
waiting | Array JSONPatch | Array of JSON Patches waiting in queue |
localVersion | Number | local version |
remoteVersion | Number | acknowledged remote version |
ackLocalVersion | Number | local version that is for sure acknowledged by remote |
Contributing
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -m 'Add some feature'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature
- Submit a pull request :D
History
For detailed changelog, check Releases.
License
MIT
See also