namebase-types

Namebase Types
==

This package lets you do things like this:

``js
const {
OR,
OBJECT,
STRING,
INTEGER,
BOOLEAN,
ENUM,
exceptions,
} = require('namebase-types');

const parser = OR(
OBJECT({
a: STRING,
b: INTEGER,
}),
OBJECT({
a: STRING,
b: INTEGER,
c: BOOLEAN,
d: ENUM(10, 20),
}),
)

// returns { a: "foo", b: 4 }
parser({ a: "foo", b: 4 })

// returns { a: "foo", b: 4, c: true, d: 20 }
parser({ a: "foo", b: 4, c: true, d: 20 })

// throws exceptions.InvalidType({ key: "a" })
parser({ a: false, b: 4, c: true, d: 20 })

// throws exceptions.MissingKey({ key: "b" })
parser({ a: "foo", c: true, d: 10 })

// throws exceptions.MissingKey({ key: "c" })
parser({ a: "foo", b: 4, d: 10 })

// throws exceptions.ExtraKey({ key: "e" })
parser({ a: "foo", b: 4, c: true, d: 10, e: "bar" })
``

Check the tests for more details. Note: instead of passing in the built-in primitives (STRING, INTEGER, BOOLEAN, ENUM, OBJECT), you can pass in any parsing function that returns its parsed input on success (and throws otherwise).

License

MIT License: https://igliu.mit-license.org