flex-json 0.0.1 → 0.0.3

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package/FlexJsonClass.js CHANGED
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ const FlexJsonPosition = require("./FlexJsonPosition.js");
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  const FlexJsonMeta = require("./FlexJsonMeta.js");
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  const fs = require("fs");
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  const StringBuilder = require("string-builder");
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+ const { trackingStats } = require( "./get/index.js");
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  class FlexJson {
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  _status = 0;
@@ -40,12 +41,18 @@ class FlexJson {
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  }
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  }
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+ // get trackingStats() {
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+ // if (this._meta == null) return false;
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+ // if (this._meta.stats == null) return false;
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+ // return true;
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+ // }
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+ // use the imported trackingStats function instead
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  get trackingStats() {
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- if (this._meta == null) return false;
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- if (this._meta.stats == null) return false;
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- return true;
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+ return trackingStats(this._meta);
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  }
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  get statusMsg() {
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  if (this._meta != null) {
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  if (this._meta.statusMsg != null) {
@@ -344,7 +351,7 @@ class FlexJson {
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  v(idx, dotNotation = true) {
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  //if (trackingStats) { IncStats("stat_Value_get"); } // FUTURE-NEW
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  if (!idx) {
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- // retun the value of this item
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+ // return the value of this item
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  if (!this.ValidateValue()) {
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  return null;
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  } // *** Unable to validate/Deserialize the value
@@ -356,7 +363,6 @@ class FlexJson {
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  } else {
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  return this.i(idx, dotNotation).v();
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  }
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- return null;
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  }
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  get thisValue() {
@@ -383,7 +389,7 @@ class FlexJson {
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  toJsonArray(idx, dotNotation = true) {
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  //if (trackingStats) { IncStats("stat_Value_get"); } // FUTURE-NEW
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  if (!idx) {
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- // retun the value of this item
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+ // return the value of this item
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  if (!this.ValidateValue()) {
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  return null;
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  } // *** Unable to validate/Deserialize the value
@@ -1727,22 +1733,21 @@ class FlexJson {
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  case "bigint":
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  case "number":
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  return "number";
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- break;
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  case "boolean":
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  return "boolean";
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  case "object": // must be FlexJson object or it is not a true "object"
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  return ""; // indicates an error/invlid type
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  case "FlexJson":
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  return FlexJson.jsonType;
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  case "function":
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  return ""; // indicate error/invalid type
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  default:
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  return "string";
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  }
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  }
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  }
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
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- # FlexJson
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+ # flex-json
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  ## Flexible JSON manipulation library for JavaScript.
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@@ -97,27 +97,27 @@ It is simply Json with comments! FlexJson was written to make JSON config files
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  - Includes comments in both /* */ and // notation
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  - Simple to edit Json files
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  - Allows for other JavaScript like features such as using either single quotes or double quotes.
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- - Can also be used within Node.js apps for other uses such as reading/writing JSON to/from database records and parsing loosely formattted Json in web page content.
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+ - Can also be used within Node.js apps for other uses such as reading/writing JSON to/from database records and parsing loosely formatted Json in web page content.
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  ## How the library works
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  ### Flex-json syntax
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- BTW FlexJson as a standard of syntax is not really all that new - it is very much in existence within JavaScript and other syntax standards. Here we just make it available in a library and to facilitate config file parsing and editing.
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+ BTW flex-json as a standard of syntax is not really all that new - it is very much in existence within JavaScript and other syntax standards. Here we just make it available in a library and to facilitate config file parsing and editing.
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  ### Strict Mode
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- When in strict mode, the FlexJson library reads JSON files in standard JSON format. Comments are not valid and double quotes are required around strings.
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+ When in strict mode, the flex-json library reads JSON files in standard JSON format. Comments are not valid and double quotes are required around strings.
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  Note: If the library is flagged to preserve spacing, Json that has been read in from a file will be written with the same formatting. In other words, the carriage returns and white space are captured during the parsing process and used to re-format the output during the write process.
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  ### Flex Mode
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- When in flex mode, the FlexJson library has the following features:
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+ When in flex mode, the flex-json library has the following features:
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- - Like JavaScript, comments can be surrounded by /* (start of comment) and */ (end of comment)
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+ - Like JavaScript, comments can be surrounded by /* (start of comment) and */ (end of comment)
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- - Like Javasrcipt, when a "//" is encountered, the remainder of the line is considered to be a comment
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+ - Like JavaScript, when a "//" is encountered, the remainder of the line is considered to be a comment
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  - Strings do not require quotes unless they contain special characters
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@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ __example 3:__
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  ]
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  ```
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- __Note__ that {number:"2"} is not the same as {number:2} because FlexJson will see that the 2 without quotes is a valid number and load it as a numeric.
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+ __Note__ that {number:"2"} is not the same as {number:2} because flex-json will see that the 2 without quotes is a valid number and load it as a numeric.
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  ### Contributing
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  If you like this project, You can support us with starring ⭐ this repository or donate to [uO.heartofkenya.com](https://u0.heartofkenya.com/).
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- ### License
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+ ### Acknowledgements
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- [MIT](LICENSE.txt)
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+ Special thanks to [u0.heartofKenya.com](https://u0.heartofkenya.com/) and [ebiashararahisi](https://ebiashararahisi.com/) for their work in Machakos, Kenya.
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- Made with 💙
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+ ### License
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- ### Acknowledgements
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+ [MIT](LICENSE.txt)
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- Special thanks to [u0.heartofKenya.com](https://u0.heartofkenya.com/) and [ebiashararahisi](https://ebiashararahisi.com/) for their work in Machakos, Kenya.
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+ Made with 💙
package/get/index.js ADDED
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+ function trackingStats(meta) {
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+ if (meta == null || meta.status == null) {
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+ return false;
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+ }
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+ return true;
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+ }
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+ // exports
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+ module.exports = {
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+ trackingStats: trackingStats
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+ };
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "flex-json",
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- "version": "0.0.1",
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+ "version": "0.0.3",
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  "description": "This is a library that makes each 'Node' in the JSON Object/Array a JSON Object with a Key/Value pair.",
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  "main": "FlexJsonClass.js",
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  "authors": "[michael njuguna michaelnjuguna184@gmail.com, ted tyree tedtyree@gmail.com]",
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  "JSON Object",
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  "JSON Array",
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  "JSON Object Array",
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- "flexjson"
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  ],
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  "dependencies": {
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  "string-builder": "^0.1.8"