Package Exports
- myjson-rules
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My JSON Rules
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Set of methods that takes in the column name and test the rule
Available Methods
- isNullRule
- isNotNullRule
- isCompareRule
This package will allow you to check an objects key:value and apply a rule to is based of the param name.
Quickstart
'use strict';
const jsonRules = require('myjson-rules');
Object.prototype.isNull = jsonRules.isNullRule;
Object.prototype.isNotNull = jsonRules.isNotNullRule;
Object.prototype.isCompare = jsonRules.isCompareRule;
const user = {
'Name': 'Chris',
'Age': 21,
'Vender': 'Tree',
'Age Restriction': 'null',
'Age Limit': 18
}
jsonRules.setNull('null'); // Defualts to NULL (String Type) if not set
console.log(user.isNotNull('Name'), user.isCompare('Age', 'Age Limit', '>')).isNull()
Attach this method to an object then pass in the column name you want to test.
// Access using
Object.prototype.isNull = jsonRules.isNullRule;
const user = {
'Name': 'Chris',
'Age': 21,
'Vender': 'Tree',
'Age Restriction': 'NULL'
}
user.isNull('Age Restriction') // Output = true.isNotNull()
Attach this method to an object then pass in the column name you want to test.
// Access using
Object.prototype.isNotNull = jsonRules.isNotNullRule;
const user = {
'Name': 'Chris',
'Age': 21,
'Vender': 'Tree',
'Age Restriction': 'NULL'
}
user.isNotNull('Name') // Output = true.isCompare()
Attach this method to an object then pass in the column name you want to test.
// Access using
Object.prototype.isCompare = jsonRules.isCompareRule;
const user = {
'Name': 'Chris',
'Age': 21,
'Vender': 'Tree',
'Age Restriction': 'NULL',
'Age Limit': 18
}
user.isCompare('Age', 'Age Limit', '>') // Output = true