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Bijection

Node.js utility that maps an input Object "x" to an output Object "y" via a bijective function "f"

Install / Use

/learn @tjwebb/Bijection
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Quality Score

0/100

Supported Platforms

Universal

README

bijection

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Map an input Object x to an output Object y via a bijective function f, i.e. f: X -> Y

Install

$ npm install bijection --save

Usage

var Bijection = require('bijection');
var LegacyAccount = {
  identity: 'crmacct',
  attributes: {
    crmacct_id: 'integer',
    crmacct_name: 'string'
  }
};
var Account = {
  identity: 'Account',
  attributes: {
    id: 'integer',
    sobriquet: 'string',
  }
};
var AccountBijection = new Bijection({
  domain: Account,
  codomain: [ LegacyAccount ],
  mapping: {
    id: 'crmacct_id',
    sobriquet: 'crmacct_name'
  }
});
var tjwebbLegacyAccount = AccountBijection.map({ id: 1, sobriquet: 'tjwebb' });
/**
 * tjwebbLegacyAccount = {
 *   crmacct_id: 1,
 *   crmacct_name: 'tjwebb'
 * };
 */

API

new Bijection(f)

Create a new bijection between two domains

| @param | description |:--|:--| | f.domain | The input domain | f.codomain | The output domain | f.mapping | Declarative object that indicates the mapping from X -> Y

.map(x)

Map an input Object x to an output Object y via a bijective function f, i.e. f: X -> Y

| @param | description |:--|:--| | x | The input object to map onto codomain Y | @return | description | y | A particular image of codomain Y resulting from mapping an input x onto it

License

MIT

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GitHub Stars4
CategoryDevelopment
Updated3y ago
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Languages

JavaScript

Security Score

70/100

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