Configger

Easily set default values and aliases for configurations

Installing

Using NPM:

npm i @eskawl/configger

Using yarn:

yarn add @eskawl/configger

Importing

const configger = require('@eskawl/configger')

or in ES6

import configger from '@eskawl/configger';

Usage

configger takes in an object with the following keys

• defaults: (Optional, defaults to {}) An object containing default configuration values. If the original configuration already contains keys provided in default, they are not changed.
• aliases: (Optional, defaults to {}) An object containing keys for the aliases. This should be given in the form of keyToBeAliased: alias. If the keyToBeAliased is present in the original configuration, it will be replaced by alias. If you intend to provide a default for the alias use alias in the defaults configuration instead of keyToBeAliased.

returns a function which takes in an original configuration and sets defaults and aliases.

Example

Calling configger returns a function to which you can pass a configuration to which defaults are to be applied. Lets call that function getConfig.

const defaults = {
    logging: false,
    debug: false,
}

const getConfig = configger({
    defaults,
});

const originalConfiguration = {
    speed: 'fast',
    debug: 'true',
}

const config = getConfig(originalConfiguration);
// config will be
// {
//     speed: 'fast',
//     debug: 'true',
//     logging: false,
// }

You can also set aliases for keys if needed

const defaults = {
    logging: false,
    debug: false,
}

const aliases = {
    speed: 'velocity',
}

const getConfig = configger({
    defaults,
    aliases,
});

const originalConfiguration = {
    speed: 'fast',
    debug: 'true',
}

const config = getConfig(originalConfiguration);
// config will be
// {
//     velocity: 'fast',
//     debug: 'true',
//     logging: false,
// }