treeize - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 0.0.10 to 0.0.11

package.json

		{
		"name": "treeize",
		"version": "0.0.10",
		"version": "0.0.11",
		"description": "Converts tabular row data (as from SQL joins, flat JSON, etc) to deep tree graphs based on simple column naming conventions.",
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README.md

		@@ -53,3 +53,3 @@ treeize
		of movies (complete with a first entry) instead. For root nodes, include only
		the attribute name without and preceding paths. If you were creating a final output of a
		the attribute name without any preceding paths. If you were creating a final output of a
		book collection for instance, the title of the book would likely be pathless as you would want the
		@@ -66,7 +66,22 @@ value on the high-level collection `book` object.
		{
		"title": "Ender's Game", // creates the first object with a title attribute of "Ender's Game"
		"author:name": "Orson Scott Card", // adds an author object (with name) to the book "Ender's Game" (created above)
		"author:age": 21, // gives the author object an age attribute
		"author:otherBooks:name": "Ender's Shadow", // adds a collection named "otherBooks" to the author, with a first object of "name": "Ender's Shadow"
		"title": "Ender's Game", // creates the first object with a title attribute of "Ender's Game"
		"author:name": "Orson Scott Card", // adds an author object (with name) to the book "Ender's Game" (created above)
		"author:age": 21, // gives the author object an age attribute
		"author:otherBooks:title": "Ender's Shadow", // adds a collection named "otherBooks" to the author, with a first object of "title": "Ender's Shadow"
		}

		// creates the following...

		[
		{
		title: "Ender's Game",
		author: {
		name: "Orson Scott Card",
		age: 21,
		otherBooks: [
		{ title: "Ender's Shadow" }
		]
		}
		}
		]
		```
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