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mastercheck
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Consistency check of the master data.
npm install mastercheck
var mastercheck = require('mastercheck');
var format = {
CollectionA: {
_id: mastercheck.format('String'),
num: mastercheck.format('Number'),
obj: {
bool: mastercheck.format('Boolean'),
},
list: [
{
num: mastercheck.format('Number')
}
],
arr: [
mastercheck.format('Number')
],
map: mastercheck.format('Map', null, {
name: mastercheck.format('String')
})
},
CollectionB: {}
}
mastercheck.setup(format);
var masterData = {
CollectionA: [
{ _id: 'A1', num: 0, obj: { bool: true }, list: [ { num: 1 }, { num: 2 } ], arr: [ 1, 2 ], map: { test1: { name: 'test1' }, test2: { name: 'test2' } } },
{ _id: 'A2', num: 0, obj: { bool: 1 }, list: [ { num: 1 }, { num: 2 } ], arr: [ 1, 2 ], map: { test1: { name: 'test1' }, test2: { name: 'test2' } } }
],
CollectionB: [
]
};
mastercheck.check('CollectionA', masterData.CollectionA, function(err) {
// The return err in { collectionName: 'CollectionA', _id: 'A2', key: 'obj.bool', value: 1, message: '1 should be a Boolean' } when it was inconsistent if
});
mastercheck.checkAll(masterData, function(err) {
// The return err in { collectionName: 'CollectionA', _id: 'A2', key: 'obj.bool', value: 1, message: '1 should be a Boolean' } when it was inconsistent if
});
// For numeric values of 0-10.
mastercheck.format('Number', {
required: true, // Existence check. Default do not check.
min: 0, // Minimum value check. Default do not check.
max: 10 // Maximum value check. Default do not check.
});
// For a string of 0-20 characters to match /^apple_/.
mastercheck.format('String', {
required: true, // Existence check. Default do not check.
minLength: 0, // Minimum number of characters check. Default do not check.
maxLength: 20, // Maximum number of characters check. Default do not check.
match: /^apple_/ // String match check. Value to use for the String#match. Default do not check.
});
// For a string of any in ['A', 'B', 'C'].
mastercheck.format('String', {
required: true, // Existence check. Default do not check.
select: [ 'A', 'B', 'C' ] // String match check. Default do not check.
});
// For a boolean.
mastercheck.format('Number', {
required: true // Existence check. Default do not check.
});
// For a object. Include { bool: Boolean, num: Number }.
mastercheck.format('Object', {
required: true // Existance check. Default do not check.
}, {
bool: new mastercheck.Boolean(),
num: new mastercheck.Number()
});
// For a object map. Key a string of 1-20 to match /^apple_/. Include { bool: Boolean, num: Number }.
mastercheck.format('Map', {
maxLength: 20, // Maximum number of characters check. Default do not check.
match: /^apple_/ // String match check. Value to use for the String#match. Default do not check.
}, {
bool: new mastercheck.Boolean(),
num: new mastercheck.Number()
});
Run npm test
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mastercheck
The npm package mastercheck receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, mastercheck popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mastercheck demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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