Rewrite an Object by defining exactly what gets excluded, injected and retained.
npm i --save object-rewrite
Modifies the data object in place. If you need to create a copy consider using _.deepClone().
const objectRewrite = require("object-rewrite");
const data = [{
guid: "aad8b948-a3de-4bff-a50f-3d59e9510aa9",
count: 3,
active: "yes",
tags: [{ id: 1 }, { id: 2 }, { id: 3 }]
}, {
guid: "4409fb72-36e3-4385-b3da-b4944d028dcb",
count: 4,
active: "yes",
tags: [{ id: 2 }, { id: 3 }, { id: 4 }]
}, {
guid: "96067a3c-caa2-4018-bcec-6969a874dad9",
count: 5,
active: "no",
tags: [{ id: 3 }, { id: 4 }, { id: 5 }]
}];
const rewriter = objectRewrite({
exclude: {
"": (key, value, parents) => value.active !== "yes",
tags: (key, value, parents) => value.id !== 4
},
inject: {
"": (key, value, parents) => ({ countNext: value.count + 1 })
},
overwrite: {
active: (key, value) => value === "yes"
},
retain: ["count", "countNext", "active", "tags.id"]
});
rewriter(data);
// => data is now modified
/*
[{
"count": 3,
"countNext": 4,
"active": true,
"tags": []
}, {
"count": 4,
"countNext": 5,
"active": true,
"tags": [{"id": 4}]
}]
*/
The empty needle ""
matches top level object(s).
Needles are specified according to object-scan.
Internally the option useArraySelector
is set to false.
Functions have signature Fn(key, value, parents)
as specified by object-scan. Keys are split (joined
is false),
Takes object where keys are needles and values are functions. The matches for a needle are removed from the object iff the corresponding function execution returns true.
Takes object where keys are needles and values are functions. For every match the corresponding function is executed and the result merged into the match. The match and the function response are expected to be objects.
Takes object where keys are needles and values are functions. For every match the corresponding function is executed and the result is assigned to the key.
Array of needles. Matches are kept if not excluded previously. All entries not matched are excluded. Defaults to ["**"]
which matches all entries.
Problems when different matchers are used between exclude, inject, overwrite, retain that target the same elements.
E.g. using **
for retain, but *.field
for inject.