JSON-Patch-Queue

Makes your JSON Patch application sequential

Implements a queue of JSON Patches, based on Versioned JSON Patch convention, that will resolve a problem of sequential application of JSON Patches.

Demo

Full Versioned JSON Patch + OT visualization

Specific visualization will come soon.

Install

Install the component using NPM

$ npm install json-patch-queue --save

Or

Install the component using Bower:

$ bower install json-patch-queue --save

Or download as ZIP.

Usage

Single Versioned

var targetObject = {};
// create queue
var myQueue = new JSONPatchQueueSynchronous(targetObject, "/path_to_version", jsonpatch);
// to compose versioned JSON Patch, to be send somewhere?
var versionedPatchToBeSent = myQueue.send(regularpatch);
// to apply/queue received versioned  JSON Patch
myQueue.receive(receivedVersionedPatch);

Multiple Versioned

var targetObject = {};

// create queue
var myQueue = new JSONPatchQueue(targetObject, ["/local_version", "/remote_version"], jsonpatch);
// to compose versioned JSON Patch, to be send somewhere?
var versionedPatchToBeSent = myQueue.send(regularpatch);
// to apply/queue received versioned  JSON Patch
myQueue.receive(receivedVersionedPatch);

Requirements

Agent requires a function to apply JSON Patch, we suggest fast JSON Patch (bower install fast-json-patch).

Methods

Name	Arguments	Default	Description
send	JSONPatch sequence		Changes given JSON Patch to Versioned JSON Patch
receive	VersionedJSONPatch sequence Versioned JSON Patch to be queued and applied		Receives, and eventually applies given Versioned JSON Patch, to the object passed in the constructor

Multiple Versioned

Name	Arguments	Default	Description
JSONPatchQueue	Object obj	---	Target object where patches are applied

                         | *`Array<JSONPointer>`* `[localVersionPath, remoteVersionPath]` |         | Paths where to store the versions
                         | *`Function`* apply     |         | `function(object, patch)` function to apply JSON Patch, must return the object in its final state
                         | *`Boolean`* purist     | `false` | set to `true` to enable pure/unoptimized Versioned JSON Patch convention

Single Versioned

Name	Arguments	Default	Description
JSONPatchQueueSynchronous	Object obj		Target object where patches are applied

                         | *`JSONPointer`* versionPath |         | Path where to store the version
                         | *`Function`* apply     |         | `function(object, patch)` function to apply JSON Patch, must return the object in its final
                         | *`Boolean`* purist     | `false` | set to `true` to enable pure/unoptimized Versioned JSON Patch convention

Properties

Name	Type	Description
obj	Object	Target object where patches are applied
waiting	Array<JSONPatch>	Array of JSON Patches waiting in queue

Multiple Versioned

Name	Type	Description
localVersion	Number	local version
remoteVersion	Number	acknowledged remote version

Single Versioned

Name	Type	Description
version	Number	document version

Contributing

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

History

For detailed changelog, check Releases.

License

MIT

See also

• fast JSON Patch
• JSON Patch OT
• JSON Patch OT Agent
• ...putting it all together: Palindrom