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Json de/serialization made for consistency

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Jsonade

De/serialize json for consistency!

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Installation

npm install jsonade

Serializer

constructor

const mySerializer = new Serializer(resource, configuration, options);
Arguments

resource (string): Name of the resource being serialized

configuration (Object): Configuration for serialisation

options (Object): Extra options for the serializer (optional)

Configuration:

  • attributes (Array): attributes to serialize

Options:

  • case: Convert the case of the keys of data
  • Undefined: Doesn't convert the case
  • camelCase: Converts keys to camelCase
  • snake_case: Converts keys to snake_case
  • kebab-case: Converts keys to kebab-case
Returns

Returns an instance of a custom serializer, ready to use for serializing data.

Serializer instance

serialize

mySerializer.serialize(data, configuration);
Arguments

data (Object|Array): Dataset to serialize.

configuration (Object): Configuration for serialisation

  • totalCount (Number) *optional: When serializing an array, the totalCount is part of the meta object. If no totalCount is configured, the length of the provided dataset is used.

Besides totalCount, configuration may be used to extend the meta response object with arbitrary keys. The type key however, cannot be overwritten.

Returns

Returns a serialized data respresentation of the given data.

ErrorSerializer

serialize

Arguments

error (Object|Array): Error(s) to serialize.

const errors = ErrorSerializer.serialize([error]);
Returns
  • errors (Object): object containing multiple errors.

Every error can have these properties:

key
statusrequired
titlerequired
idoptional
codeoptional, application specific
detailoptional
metaoptional
Example
{
  "errors": [
    {
      "id": "ba4b9f14-5b83-4dfd-ac46-1c3868e1b3ec",
        "status": 400,
        "code": "2006",
        "title": "Article not found",
        "detail": "Article with id 892bb574-090d-4d63-a5b5-cb928d5f5c5f not found",
        "meta": {
          "stack": "NotFoundError: ..."
        }
    }
  ]
}

Examples

Basic example

Create a serializer
const { Serializer } = require('jsonade');

const userSerializer = new Serializer('user', {
  attributes: ['firstName', 'lastName', 'address'],
  address: {
    attributes: ['street', 'number'],
  },
});
Serialize a single resource
const data = {
  firstName: 'John',
  lastName: 'Doe',
  age: 27,
  address: {
    street: 'Markt',
    number: '100',
    city: 'Zonnedorp',
    country: 'Belgium',
  },
};

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data);

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user'
//   },
//   data: {
//     firstName: 'John',
//     lastName: 'Doe',
//     address: {
//       street: 'Markt',
//       number: '100',
//     }
//   }
// }
Serialize a list of resources
const data = [
	{
	  firstName: 'John',
	  lastName: 'Doe',
	  age: 27,
	  address: {
	    street: 'Markt',
	    number: '100',
	    city: 'Zonnedorp',
	    country: 'Belgium',
	  },
	}, {
	  firstName: 'Jessie',
	  lastName: 'Doe',
	  age: 26,
	  address: {
	    street: 'Marketstreet',
	    number: '101',
	    city: 'Sunvillage',
	    country: 'United Kingdom',
	  },
	}
];

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data, { totalCount: 91 });

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user',
//     count: 2,
//     totalCount: 91
//   },
//   data: [
//     {
//       firstName: 'John',
//       lastName: 'Doe',
//       address: {
//         street: 'Markt',
//         number: '100'
//       }
//     },
//     { ... },
//   ]
// }
Extend the meta object
const data = [
	{
	  firstName: 'John',
	  lastName: 'Doe',
	  age: 25,
	  address: {
	    street: 'Markt',
	    number: '100',
	    city: 'Zonnedorp',
	    country: 'Belgium',
	  },
	}, {
	  firstName: 'Jessie',
	  lastName: 'Doe',
	  age: 27,
	  address: {
	    street: 'Marketstreet',
	    number: '101',
	    city: 'Sunvillage',
	    country: 'United Kingdom',
	  },
	}
];

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data, { totalCount: 91, averageAge: 26 });

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user',
//     count: 2,
//     totalCount: 91
//     averageAge: 26
//   },
//   data: [
//     {
//       firstName: 'John',
//       lastName: 'Doe',
//       address: {
//         street: 'Markt',
//         number: '100'
//       }
//     },
//     { ... },
//   ]
// }

Example using a nested serializer

const { Serializer } = require('jsonade');

const addressSerializer = new Serializer('address', {
  attributes: ['street', 'number'],
});

const userSerializer = new Serializer('user', {
  attributes: ['firstName', 'lastName', 'address'],
  address: addresssSerializer,
});

const data = {
  firstName: 'John',
  lastName: 'Doe',
  age: 27,
  address: {
    street: 'Markt',
    number: '100',
    city: 'Zonnedorp',
    country: 'Belgium',
  },
};

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data);

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user'
//   },
//   data: {
//     firstName: 'John',
//     lastName: 'Doe',
//     address: {
//       street: 'Markt',
//       number: '100'
//     }
//   }
// }

Example using a case option

const { Serializer } = require('jsonade');

const userSerializer = new Serializer(
  'user', 
  { attributes: ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age', 'greeting'] },
  { case: 'snake_case' },
);

const data = {
  firstName: 'John',
  lastName: 'Doe',
  age: '27',
};

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data);

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user'
//   },
//   data: {
//     first_name: 'John',
//     last_name: 'Doe',
//     age: '27 years old'
//     greeting: 'Hello, I\'m John Doe',
//   }
// }

Example using a function to transform one property

const { Serializer } = require('jsonade');

const userSerializer = new Serializer('user', {
  attributes: ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age', 'greeting'],
  age: val => `${val} years old`,
  greeting: (v, data) => `Hello, I'm ${data.firstName} ${data.lastName}`,
});

const data = {
  firstName: 'John',
  lastName: 'Doe',
  age: '27',
};

const result = userSerializer.serialize(data);

// result:
// {
//   meta: {
//     type: 'user'
//   },
//   data: {
//     firstName: 'John',
//     lastName: 'Doe',
//     age: '27 years old'
//     greeting: 'Hello, I\'m John Doe',
//   }
// }

Example serializing an error

const { ErrorSerializer } = require('jsonade');
const errorResponse = ErrorSerializer.serialize(ex);

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

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Package last updated on 06 Apr 2022

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