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Tiny library to easily create Zod based data mappers
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主要言語: TypeScript
Tiny library to easily create Zod based data mappers
Declare the following to get a full typed data with runtime validations 🤩
npm i zod-mapper zod
import { z } from 'zod'; import { createZodMapper } from 'zod-mapper'; const myMapper = createZodMapper({ // Zod schema for EXTERNAL data schema: z.string(), // Transform Data from EXTERNAL to INTERNAL transformIn: (data) => Number(data), // Transform Data from INTERNAL to EXTERNAL transformOut: (data) => String(data), }); // Pass EXTERNAL data to the `in()` method to get INTERNAL formatted data. const internal = myMapper.in('2'); // 2 // Pass INTERNAL data to the `out()` method to get the EXTERNAL formatted data. const external = myMapper.out(internal); // '2'
If you don't want your mapper to throw errors when transformation fails, use .safeIn and .safeOut instead of in and out. This method returns an object containing either the successfully parsed data or a error containing information about the transformation problems.
myMapper.safeIn('2'); myMapper.safeOut(2);
The result is a discriminated union, so you can handle errors very conveniently
import { z } from 'zod'; import { createZodMapper } from 'zod-mapper'; const myMapper = createZodMapper({ schema: z.string(), transformIn: (data) => Number(data), transformOut: (data) => String(data), }); const internal = myMapper.safeIn('2'); if (!internal.success) { // handle error then return internal.error; } else { // do something internal.data; }
If the output schema is not same as the input, you can provide a schemaOut.
import { z } from 'zod'; import { createZodMapper } from 'zod-mapper'; const myMapper = createZodMapper({ schema: z.string(), // Specify a different schema for the output schemaOut: z.boolean(), transformIn: (data) => Number(data), transformOut: (data) => Boolean(data), }); const internal = myMapper.in('2'); // 2 const external = myMapper.out(internal); // true
import { z } from 'zod'; import { createZodMapper } from 'zod-mapper'; /* Example fetched users from API */ const exampleFetchedUserList = [ { firstName: 'John', lastName: 'Doe', noSo_good_Label: 'something', }, { firstName: 'Jeanne', lastName: 'Doe', }, ]; /* 1. Create a Zod schema for a user */ const zUser = () => z.object({ firstName: z.string(), lastName: z.string(), noSo_good_Label: z.string().optional(), }); /* 2. Create a Zod schema for the users list */ const zUserList = () => z.array(zUser()); /* 3. Create a user mapper */ const userMapper = createZodMapper({ // Zod schema for EXTERNAL data schema: zUser(), // Transform api user to internal user transformIn: ({ noSo_good_Label, ...data }) => ({ ...data, fullName: `${data.firstName} ${data.lastName}`, goodLabel: noSo_good_Label, }), // Transform internal user to api user transformOut: ({ goodLabel, ...data }) => ({ ...data, noSo_good_Label: goodLabel, }), }); /* 4. Create a user list mapper */ const userListMapper = createZodMapper({ // Zod schema for EXTERNAL data schema: zUserList(), // Transform api users list to internal users list transformIn: (data) => data.map(userMapper.in), // Transform internal users list to api users list transformOut: (data) => data.map(userMapper.out), }); /** * 5. Use the mapper to transform the data * from the api format to the internal format. * * ℹ️ Each user will HAVE the `fullName` property and the `goodLabel` */ const users = userListMapper.in(exampleFetchedUserList); /** * 6. Use the mapper to transform the data * back from the internal format to the api format. * * ℹ️ Each user will NOT HAVE the `fullName` property and will HAVE the `noSo_good_Label` */ const payload = userListMapper.out(users);
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