type-json-mapper

Instead of directly using api data, we definitely require an adapter layer to transform data as needed. Furthermore, the adapter inverse the the data dependency from API server(API Server is considered uncontrollable and highly unreliable as data structur

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<script type="module">
  import typeJsonMapper from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/type-json-mapper';
</script>

README

type-json-mapper

Introduction

Instead of directly using api data, we definitely require an adapter layer to transform data as needed. Furthermore, the adapter inverse the the data dependency from API server(API Server is considered uncontrollable and highly unreliable as data structure may be edit by backend coder for some specific purposes)to our adapter which becomes reliable. Thus, this library is created as the adapter.

Doc

中文文档

Get Started

npm install type-json-mapper --save

Language

  • Typescript

Example

Here is a complex example, hopefully could give you an idea of how to use it:

import { mapperProperty, deepMapperProperty, filterMapperProperty } from "type-json-mapper";

class Lesson {
  @mapperProperty("ClassName")
  public name: string;
  @mapperProperty("Teacher")
  public teacher: string;
  @mapperProperty("DateTime", "datetime")
  public datetime: string;

  constructor() {
    this.name = "";
    this.teacher = "";
    this.datetime = "";
  }
}

class Address {
  public province: string;
  public city: string;
  @mapperProperty("full_address")
  public fullAddress: string;

  constructor() {
    this.province = "";
    this.city = "";
    this.fullAddress = "";
  }
}

class Student {
  @mapperProperty("StudentID", "string")
  public id: string;
  @mapperProperty("StudentName", "string")
  public name: string;
  @mapperProperty("StudentAge", "int")
  public age: number;
  @filterMapperProperty("StudentSex", (val) => {
    const map = { 1: '男生', 2: '女生'};
    return map[val];
  })
  public sex: string;
  @deepMapperProperty("Address", Address)
  public address?: Address;
  @deepMapperProperty("Lessons", Lesson)
  public lessons?: Lesson[];

  constructor() {
    this.id = "";
    this.name = "";
    this.age = 0;
    this.sex = 0;
    this.address = undefined;
    this.lessons = undefined;
  }
}

Now here is what API server return, assume it is already parsed to JSON object.

let json = {
  StudentID: "123456",
  StudentName: "李子明",
  StudentAge: "9",
  StudentSex: "1",
  Address: {
    province: "广东",
    city: "深圳",
    full_address: "xxx小学三年二班",
  },
  Lessons: [
    {
      ClassName: "中国上下五千年",
      Teacher: "建国老师",
      DateTime: 1609430399000,
    },
  ],
};

Simply, just map it use following code.

import { deserialize } from 'type-json-mapper';
try {
  const student = deserialize(Student, json);
  console.dir(student);
} catch(err) {
  console.error(err);
}

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License

MIT

ChangeLog

  1. add serialize --2021/01/03 HLianfa
  2. add doc --2021/01/04 HLianfa
  3. fix deep serialize & deep deserialize --2021/01/05 HLianfa
  4. eliminate redundancy --2021/01/10 HLianfa
  5. change entry file --2021/01/10 HLianfa
  6. add custom filter --2021/04/09 HLianfa