value-transformer v0.11.0-next.7
value-transformer
Warning! This library is at an early stage of development. The API may change without backwards compatibility.
This library allows you to serialize/deserialize complex data using
transformers. There is no need to interact with the raw
representation: the signature of JSON literals and ArrayBuffers is
encapsulated.
Example
export class VectorPictureDto {
@asString()
public readonly url: string;
public constructor(url: VectorPictureDto['url']) {
this.url = url;
}
}
export class BitmapPictureDto {
@asMap(asString(), asString())
public readonly urls: ReadonlyMap<string, string>;
public constructor(urls: BitmapPictureDto['urls']) {
this.urls = urls;
}
}
export class PictureDto {
@asDate()
public readonly createAt: ReadonlyDate;
@asFloat64()
public readonly rating: number;
@asSet(asString())
public readonly tags: ReadonlySet<string>;
@asUnion([asClass(BitmapPictureDto), asClass(VectorPictureDto)])
public readonly type: BitmapPictureDto | VectorPictureDto;
public constructor(
createAt: PictureDto['createAt'],
rating: PictureDto['rating'],
tags: PictureDto['tags'],
type: PictureDto['type'],
) {
this.createAt = createAt;
this.rating = rating;
this.tags = tags;
this.type = type;
}
}
const transformer = asClass(PictureDto);API
All transformers implement the methods (listed below) in the
abstract class ValueTransformer.
compatibleWith(data)
Check compatibility with the type.
decoder()
TODO doc
encode(data)
TODO doc
fromLiteral(literal)
Strictly check the literal for validity and deserialize it into data.
toLiteral(data, compact)
Serialize the passed data into a JSON-like literal.
Transformers
Simple transformers
| Name | Type | Usage example |
|---|---|---|
asBoolean | boolean | asBoolean() |
asFloat64 | number | asFloat64() |
asInt8 | number | asInt8() |
asInt16 | number | asInt16() |
asInt32 | number | asInt32() |
asUint8 | number | asUint8() |
asUint16 | number | asUint16() |
asUint32 | number | asUint32() |
asBigInt | bigint | asBigInt() |
asString | string | asString() |
asDate | Date | asDate() |
asRegExp | RegExp | asRegExp() |
Collection transformers
| Name | Type | Usage example |
|---|---|---|
asArray | Array | asArray(asString()) |
asSet | Set | asSet(asString()) |
asMap | Map | asMap(asString(), asString()) |
asNever
Blocks any transformations.
The value can only be null:
const transformer = asNullable(asNever());Ensuring that the collection is empty:
const transformer = asArray(asNever());const transformer = asSet(asNever());const transformer = asMap(asNever(), asNever());As a stub when updating variants in asUnion:
// version 1
const transformer = asUnion([
asClass(MediaDto), // actual in version 1
asClass(BinaryFileDto), // index is 1
]);// version 2
const transformer = asUnion([
asNever(), // unactual in version 2
asClass(BinaryFileDto), // index still 1
asClass(VideoDto),
asClass(AudioDto),
]);asUnion
Combines several transformers. The first transformer passed
compatibleWith is used for serialization.
String or number:
const transformer = asUnion([asString(), asFloat64()]);String or array of strings:
const transformer = asUnion([asString(), asArray(asString())]);Classes:
const transformer = asUnion([
asClass(LandscapeDto),
asClass(PortraitDto),
asClass(UnderWaterDto),
]);asNullable
The value may be null.
Only null:
const transformer = asNullable(asNever());String or null:
const transformer = asNullable(asString());asClass
Transforms the fields of the passed class that have decorators.
Empty class
class Foo {}
const transformer = asClass(Foo);asEnumFloat64
Transformation of numeric enum.
enum Direction {
UP = 0,
DOWN = 1,
LEFT = 2,
RIGHT = 3,
}
const transformer = asEnumFloat64(UserDto);asEnumString
Transformation of string enum.
enum Direction {
UP = 'up',
DOWN = 'down',
LEFT = 'left',
RIGHT = 'right',
}
const transformer = asEnumString(UserDto);asUuidString
Transformation of UUID string.
type UserId = UuidString & {readonly __userId: unique symbol};
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