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TypeScript-friendly utilities for adhering to the JSON:API specification.

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    @clipboard-health/json-api

    TypeScript-friendly utilities for adhering to the JSON:API specification.

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    Install

    npm install @clipboard-health/json-api

    Usage

    Query helpers

    From the client, call stringifyQuery to convert from JsonApiQuery to URLSearchParams:

    import { deepEqual } from "node:assert/strict";
    
    import { stringifyQuery } from "@clipboard-health/json-api";
    
    import { type ClientJsonApiQuery } from "../src/lib/types";
    
    const [date1, date2] = ["2024-01-01", "2024-01-02"];
    const query: ClientJsonApiQuery = {
      fields: { user: ["age", "dateOfBirth"] },
      filter: {
        age: 2,
        dateOfBirth: {
          gt: date1,
          lt: date2,
        },
        isActive: true,
      },
      include: "article",
      page: {
        size: 10,
      },
      sort: "-age",
    };
    
    deepEqual(
      stringifyQuery(query),
      new URLSearchParams(
        `fields[user]=age,dateOfBirth&filter[age]=2&filter[dateOfBirth][gt]=${date1}&filter[dateOfBirth][lt]=${date2}&filter[isActive]=true&include=article&page[size]=10&sort=-age`,
      ).toString(),
    );

    From the server, call parseQuery to convert from URLSearchParams to ServerJsonApiQuery:

    import { deepEqual } from "node:assert/strict";
    
    import { parseQuery } from "@clipboard-health/json-api";
    
    import { type ServerJsonApiQuery } from "../src/lib/types";
    
    const [date1, date2] = ["2024-01-01", "2024-01-02"];
    // The URLSearchParams constructor also supports URL-encoded strings
    const searchParams = new URLSearchParams(
      `fields[user]=age,dateOfBirth&filter[age]=2&filter[dateOfBirth][gt]=${date1}&filter[dateOfBirth][lt]=${date2}&filter[isActive]=true&include=article&page[size]=10&sort=-age`,
    );
    
    const query: ServerJsonApiQuery = parseQuery(searchParams.toString());
    
    deepEqual(query, {
      fields: { user: ["age", "dateOfBirth"] },
      filter: {
        age: "2",
        dateOfBirth: { gt: date1, lt: date2 },
        isActive: "true",
      },
      include: "article",
      page: {
        size: "10",
      },
      sort: "-age",
    });

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