duplival
JSON + variables === <3 in only 292 bytes
Usage
const duplival = ; ;/*{ key1: 'value1', key2: 'value1'};*/
Install
npm install --save duplival
Advanced Example
const duplival = ; ;/*{ key1: 1, key2: '1', key3: '3'};*/ const piglatin = ; const piglatinTemplate = translate: piglatin englishSentence: 'This is a very very long string you would not want to duplicate or type out. Yet you do want to do some type of operation with it. Let\'s say for example that you want to translate this. With english as your base and pig-latin as your goal, let\'s have some fun' piglatinSentence: `<%= translate(englishSentence) %>`;piglatinSentence;/*'histay is a eryvay eryvay onglay tringsay ouyay ouldway otnay antway to uplicateday or ypetay utoay etyay ouyay do antway to do omesay ypetay of perationoay ithway it etlay s aysay orfay xampleeay hattay ouyay antway to ranslatetay histay ithway nglisheay as ouryay asebay ndaay igpay atinlay as ouryay oalgay etlay s avehay omesay unfay';*/
How did that just happen?
duplival
is powered by mighty ejs templating. Although originally intended for html, ejs can easily be hijacked into being our engine. It means we can now use variables, conditionals, and even loops inside of JSON objects.
API
duplival(target)
target
Type: object
Powered by ejs's powerful templating, this tiny module can help reduce code duplication create smaller JSON objects in your code.
License
MIT © Dawson Botsford
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