array-refactor

Installation

npm install array-refactor --save

Usage

Hide/Show sensitive information from an object or array of objects with deep searching.

array-refactor is refactoring any sensitive data in user collection or any personal data.

By using array-refactor you can remove given sensitive data before transfer to logs or public. You can also create new array or object for sensitive data. There are many uses of array-refactor.

const arrayRefactor = require('array-refactor');
 
// There is no limit for array inside array
 
let arr = [{
    name: 'Srujal Patel',
    password: '12345678',
    userToken: 'xhfgg$3Ssf',
    Gender: 'Male',
    Address: 'address'
  }] 
 
// OR
 
let arr = {
  name: 'Srujal Patel',
  password: '12345678',
  userToken: 'xhfgg$3Ssf',
  Gender: 'Male',
  Address: 'address'
}
 
// keys are must be array or string for refactor
 
let keysArr = ['password', 'userToken']
 
// OR
 
let keysArr = 'password'
 
// Pop method will remove all objects given by keysArr (Object Keys)
 
let newArr = arrayRefactor.pop(arr, keysArr)
 
/* => 
      [{
        name: 'Srujal Patel',
        Gender: 'Male',
        Address: 'address'
      }]
 
    OR
      
      {
        name: 'Srujal Patel',
        Gender: 'Male',
        Address: 'address'
      }
*/
 
// Push method will remain in object or array basend on given by keysArr (Object Keys)
 
let newArr = arrayRefactor.push(arr, keysArr)
 
/* => 
      [{
        password: '12345678',
        userToken: 'xhfgg$3Ssf',
      }]
 
    OR
 
      {
        password: '12345678',
      }
*/

Running tests

Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command:

$ npm install && npm test

Author

Srujal Patel

• github/iamsrujal

License

Copyright © 2020, Srujal Patel. Released under the MIT License.