The library provide posibility to inject variables to JSON.
json-interpolate library provide posibility to provide an interface for variables that can be injected.
npm i json-interpolate
const JSONIterpolate = require('json-interpolate');
const jsonIterpolate = new JSONIterpolate(config)
jsonIterpolate.interpolate(jsonString, variables)
| Property | Required | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| interpolationTemplate | false | regexp string | The template for searching variables in template |
| variablesSchema | false | object | The schema for variables in json. |
By default the library make a search ${varibale} format, but it can be changed for any pattern. For that pass corresponded regexp to interpolationTemplate config property.
Example:
const jsonIterpolate = new JSONIterpolate({
interpolationTemplate: '\$\{(.*?)\}'
})
The schema is used for validate variables that passed. Also it's a good place to describe what this vatiable is responsible for.
Example:
"ENDPOINT_URL": {
"description": "This URL will be used to query the third-party API",
"type": "string"
}
The required field is only type. The variables will be validated by the schema that provided. To see avaliable validation options, see lib/validation.
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interpolate(jsonString, variables, required):string - validate and inject variables to JSON. Returns JSON string.
- jsonString - the json string with variables that will be injected
- variables - the list of variables to inject
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getInvalidVariables(variables) - validate variables according to provided schema. Returns the list of invalid variables.
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isVariableValid(variable) - validate variable according to schema. *getJsonVariables(jsonString) - Searching variables in json string according to template provided in configuration. Returns the list of variables with their position.