ts-merge-patch
Typescript ready attempt of RFC 7396 JSON Merge Patch method
Based upon RFC7396: RFC 7396 This specification defines the JSON merge patch document format, processing rules, and associated MIME media type identifier. The merge patch format is primarily intended for use with the HTTP PATCH method [RFC5789] as a means of describing a set of modifications to a target resource's content.
Install
Install the module via NPM
npm
$ npm install ts-merge-patch --saveTo use simply import apply from the module
import {apply} from 'ts-merge-patch';
Applying a patch to a target origin:
apply<obj1Type,obj2Type>(target: obj1Type, patchItem: obj2Type) : Object | obj2Type | {}Example
const patch = {
title: "Hello!",
phoneNumber: "+01-123-456-7890",
author: {
familyName: null,
},
tags: ["example"],
};
const target = {
title: "Goodbye!",
author: {
givenName: "John",
familyName: "Doe",
},
tags: ["example", "sample"],
content: "This will be unchanged",
};
const updated = apply(target,patch);
console.log(updated);{
title: "Hello!",
author: {
givenName: "John",
},
tags: ["example"],
content: "This will be unchanged",
phoneNumber: "+01-123-456-7890",
}import { apply } from "ts-merge-patch";
const target = { a: 56, b: 65, c: { e: 4, hi: 7 } };
const patch = { c: { e: 444 }, newProp: "test" };
console.log(apply(target, patch));
//{ a: 56, b: 65, c: { e: 444, hi: 7 }, newProp: 'test' }
interface ob1 {
thisItem: string;
thatItem: string;
anotherItem: string;
}
interface ob2 {
bonusItem: string;
thisItem: string;
thatItem: string;
}
interface combined extends ob1, ob2 {}
const target2: ob1 = { anotherItem: "bah", thisItem: "this", thatItem: "that" };
const patch2: ob2 = { thisItem: "this", thatItem: "nope", bonusItem: "bonus" };
const r = apply<ob1, ob2>(target2, patch2) as combined;
/*
{
anotherItem: 'bah',
thisItem: 'this',
thatItem: 'nope',
bonusItem: 'bonus'
}
*/Running tests
Jest tests are available, many thanks goes to pierreinglebert as his tests provided the basis for which this test code was written. Just rejigged them to work in Jest.
npm testLicense
MIT
