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Data Classes for Typescript


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TS Data-Class

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This package aims to simplify and secure data parsing and manipulation in typescript by providing auto-generated constructors, helper methods, and parsing utilities with minimal boilerplate and full intellisense support.

Every instance of the data class will automatically have:

  • A typed constructor
  • copy & copyDeep
  • parse & tryParse
  • equals

Installation

npm: npm install ts-data-class

yarn: yarn add ts-data-class

Usage

Setup

  1. Define a class T that extends DTClass<T>
  2. Define class members, marking optional with ?: and required with !:
  3. Define the parsers getter with a parser for each of the fields (full intellisense support)
  4. Use the class as you would any other but with all the data class perks and full intellisense support!
Example:
class Owner extends DTClass<Owner> {
  name!: string;
  age?: number;

  protected get parsers(): DTParsers<Owner> {
    return {
      name: (v) => Parsers.string(v) ?? "unknown name",
      age: (v) => Parsers.number(v) ?? -1,
    };
  }
}

class Cat extends DTClass<Cat> {
  numLives!: number; // required
  breed!: string; // required
  name?: string; // optional
  owner!: Owner; // required

  protected get parsers(): DTParsers<Cat> {
    return {
      numLives: (v) => (typeof v === "number" ? v : 9),
      breed: (v) => (typeof v === "string" ? v : "stray"),
      name: (v) => (typeof v === "string" ? v : undefined),
      owner: (v) => Owner.tryParse(v) ?? Owner.empty(),
    };
  } // required
}

const cat1 = new Cat({
  numLives: 8,
  name: "Whiskers",
  breed: "Bald",
  owner: new Owner({ name: "jack", age: 2 }),
});
console.log(cat1);
/**
  Cat {
    numLives: 8,
    breed: 'Bald',
    name: 'Whiskers',
    owner: Owner { name: 'jack', age: 2 }
  }
 */

const cat2 = cat1.copy({
  name: "Kitteh",
  breed: undefined,
  owner: undefined,
});
console.log(cat2);
/**
  Cat {
    numLives: 8,
    breed: 'stray',
    name: 'Kitteh',
    owner: Owner { name: 'unknown name', age: -1 }
  }
*/

const cat3 = cat2.copy({
  breed: "tiger",
  owner: cat2.owner.copy({
    name: "bobby",
  }),
});
console.log(cat3);
/**
  Cat {
    numLives: 8,
    breed: 'tiger',
    name: 'Kitteh',
    owner: Owner { name: 'bobby', age: -1 }
  }
 */

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Last updated on 16 Jul 2023

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