Normalize your data
with Precision.

Installation

Simply download the redon-mapper.js file and include it in your project via ES Modules.

import { RedonMapper } from './lib/redon-mapper.js';

Basic Usage

Defining a template allows you to pick multiple source keys. The mapper will take the first one that exists.

const template = {
    username: { 
        sourceKeys: ["username", "user", "name"], 
        defaultValue: "Anonymous" 
    }
};

const rawData = { user: "joseph_m" };
const result = RedonMapper.map(rawData, template);
// Result: { username: "joseph_m" }

Real-World Normalization

Based on the One of One test scenario, here is how you handle inconsistent arrays from different API versions:

const apiResponse = [
    { username: "mike_code", regDate: "2024-02-29T11:15:00Z" },
    { user: "user1", registrationDate: "2024-01-15T09:30:00Z" }
];

const template = {
    username: { sourceKeys: ["username", "user", "name"] },
    registeredDate: {
        sourceKeys: ["regDate", "registrationDate"],
        transform: (value) => new Date(value)
    }
};

const data = RedonMapper.map(apiResponse, template);

API Reference