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Model config

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This library contains functionality to configure your models with predefined configuration values, like enums. It also gives you a nice object-oriented way to handle these.

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Installation

Usage

First, you need to define field configurations. Let's say you have a house model, with a type:

The available types are "house", "apartment" and "other". Now, we could introduce an HouseType entity, but that would mostly contain a name, and nothing more. This is where an enum comes in handy. Enums are classes that have constants pointing to available values. We can create an enum for our type like this:

Now you can use these constants to set values and make it readable too:

Multiple values

Enums can also be denoted as multivalued fields. For example, our house model could have some facilities:

Notice how we defined this configuration to be multivalued. The enum itself doesn't do anything with this information. But it comes in useful in other places, which we'll talk about next.

Configuration

Now that we have a couple of configurations, we can bundle them in a config object. The config object uses the (lowercased) constant names mapped to their values. We can use a builder to do this:

The config object provides some convenience methods:

Testing

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If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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