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README.md
MS-Rest
Infrastructure for serialization/deserialization, error handling, tracing, and http client pipeline configuration. Required by nodeJS client libraries generated using AutoRest.
- Node.js version: 4.x.x or higher
How to Install
npm install ms-rest
Usage
var msrest = require('ms-rest');
Serialization/Deserialization
Features
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Type checking
- (String, Number, Boolean, ByteArray, Base64Url, Date, DateTime, Enum, TimeSpan, DateTimeRfc1123, UnixTime, Object, Stream, Sequence, Dictionary, Composite, Uuid(as a string))
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Validation of specified constraints
- ExclusiveMaximum, ExclusiveMinimum, InclusiveMaximum, InclusiveMinimum, MaxItems, MaxLength, MinItems, MinLength, MultipleOf, Pattern, UniqueItems
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Flattening/Unflattening properties
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Default Values
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Model Properties marked as constant are set during serialization, irrespective of they being provided or not
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Required check (If a model or property is marked required and is not provided in the object then an error is thrown)
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Readonly check (If a model or property is marked readonly then it is not sent on the wire during, serialization)
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Serializing Constant values
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serialize an array of dictionary of primitive values
var mapper = {
type : {
name: 'Sequence',
element: {
type : {
name: 'Dictionary',
value: {
type: {
name: 'Boolean'
}
}
}
}
}
};
var array = [{ 1: true }, { 2: false }, { 1: true, 2: false, 3: true }];
var serializedArray = msRest.serialize(mapper, array, 'arrayObj');
assert.deepEqual(array, serializedArray);
var serializedProduct = msrest.serialize(mapper, productObj, 'productObject');
var deserializedArray = msRest.deserialize(mapper, serializedArray, 'serializedArrayObj');
For more examples on serialization/deserialization with complex types please take a look over here.