tranz

The framework for transform anything

Feature

• Allow running shell script as processor
• Allow concurrent multi-processor for fast speed
• Support runtime configuration

Where use it?

• Transform git commit message for your self own processor.

  Use it with husky (Git hooks made easy)

  {
    "tranz": {
      "processors": ["echo \"$(cat)\n\nbranch: $(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)\""]
    },
    "husky": {
      "hooks": {
        "commit-msg": "npx tranz $HUSKY_GIT_PARAMS --write"
      }
    }
  }

  Then the end of commit message would be appended with current branch name.

Installation

npm install tranz
# or use yarn
yarn add tranz

Usage

Package

tranz(input: any, processors: Array<Function | [string, any] | string>, options?): Promise<any>

• index.js

import { join } from 'path'
import tranz from 'tranz'

tranz(
  'abc',
  [
    // function
    require('./lib/wrapper')({ c: '-' }),
    // return Processor[]
    require('./lib/multi-wrapper')({ c: 0 }),
    // [moduleId: string, options: any]
    ['./wrapper', { c: '_' }],
    // module name with query string
    './wrapper?c=$',
    // shell script
    // get input from stdin
    // output from stdout
    'echo $(cat)-abc'
  ],
  {
    // Resolve processor path's base dir
    // Default: $PWD
    cwd: join(__dirname, 'lib'),
    // Whether run tranz parallelly
    // Note: parallel mode could enabled when all of the processor is typeof `string` (serializable)
    // Default: false
    parallel: false,
    // Search runtime configuration.
    // e.g. 1. `tranz` field in `package.json`
    //      2. file named `.tranzrc`
    //      3. file named `.tranzrc.js`
    // Default: true
    userc: true
    // It's useful about below multi-config
    // name: 'foo'
  }
).then(output => {
  console.log(output)
})

// Output:
// $_10-abc-01_$-abc

• lib/wrapper.js

module.exports = ({ c }) =>
  function(input) {
    // this.cwd === __dirname
    // this.parallel === false
    // this.userc === true
    // `this` is equals to options shallowly

    return `${c}${input}${c}`
  }

• lib/multi-wrapper.js

module.exports = ({ c }) => [input => `${c}${input}${c}`, input => Promise.resolve(`${c + 1}${input}${c + 1}`)]

CLI

npm i tranz -D
npx tranz -h

tranz -i $PWD -p ./upper
cat $PWD | tranz -p ./upper

RC Config

• package.json

{
  "tranz": {
    "processors": [
      [
        "../processor-wrapper",
        {
          "char": "abc"
        }
      ],
      "../processor-upper",
      "module-p-fix?q=halala"
    ],
    "parallel": false
  }
}

Bulit-in Processor

See source code

• _json-parse - run JSON.parse(input, reviver?)
• _json-stringify - run JSON.stringify(input, replacer?, space?)

Example

tranz({ key: 'foo' }, [['_json-stringify', { space: 2 }]]).then(output => {
  // {
  //   "key": "foo"
  // }
})

Processor Inheritance

Write the processor as follow:

// This processor depends `./upper` and `./trimLeft` processor
module.exports = opts => [require('./upper')({}), [require.resolve('./trimLeft'), {}]]

Multi-tranz config in rc config

• package.json

  {
    "tranz": {
      "foo": {
        "processors": ["echo foo"],
        "parallel": true
      },
      "processors": ["echo default"],
      "parallel": false
    }
  }

• Run command in shell

  tranz --input="" # echo default
  tranz --input="" --name="foo" # echo foo

Tests

Unit

npm test

Benchmark

npm run benchmark

Roadmap

• file write [tranz-globs]
• file glob [tranz-globs]
• ignore files [tranz-globs]

Related

Authors

This library is written and maintained by imcuttle, moyuyc95@gmail.com.

License

MIT