@socotra/ec-react-utils 2.3.0-next.1 → 2.3.0-next.3
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- package/dist/index.d.ts +76 -53
- package/dist/index.es.js +368 -408
- package/dist/index.es.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.umd.js +1 -1
- package/dist/index.umd.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +3 -3
package/dist/index.d.ts
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import { QuoteRequest } from '@socotra/ec-react-schemas';
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import { QuoteResponse } from '@socotra/ec-react-schemas';
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/**
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* The function `dataModelToJSONSchema` converts a data model to a JSON schema based on specified
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* criteria and data types.
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* @param {DataModelToJsonSchemaProps} args - The `dataModelToJSONSchema` function takes in an object
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* `args` with the following properties:
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* @returns The function `dataModelToJSONSchema` returns a JSON schema object based on the provided
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* arguments `args`. The JSON schema object includes properties, definitions, required fields, and
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* other schema details based on the input data model and configuration.
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export declare const dataModelToJSONSchema: (args: DataModelToJsonSchemaProps) => JsonSchema7;
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declare interface DataModelToJsonSchemaProps {
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* The function `extractElementDataModel` extracts element data model based on a given quote, data
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* model, and element locator.
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* @param - - `quote`: A QuoteResponse object containing information about a quote.
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* @returns The function `extractElementDataModel` returns either an `ElementConfig` object or `false`
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* based on the provided parameters and data model.
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export declare const extractElementDataModel: ({ dataModel, quote, elementLocator, }: {
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dataModel: DataModel;
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* The function `extractElementFromQuote` takes a `QuoteResponse` object and an element locator string,
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* @param {QuoteResponse} quote - The `quote` parameter is of type `QuoteResponse`, which is an object
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* containing information about a quote.
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* @param {string} elementLocator - The `elementLocator` parameter is a string that represents the
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* @returns The function `extractElementFromQuote` returns the element from the `QuoteResponse` object
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export declare const extractElementFromQuote: (quote: QuoteResponse, elementLocator: string) => false | ({
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* @returns The function `extractProductDataModel` returns the product configuration data for the
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export declare const extractProductDataModel: ({ dataModel, element: { productName }, }: {
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* @returns The function `extractProductElements` returns a `ProductElementMap` object containing
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