json2typescript/lib/cjs/src/json2typescript/json-convert-enums.js

Provides TypeScript methods to map a JSON object to a JavaScript object on runtime

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.PropertyConvertingMode = exports.ValueCheckingMode = exports.PropertyMatchingRule = exports.OperationMode = void 0;
/**
 * Enum for the operation mode of a JsonConvert instance.
 *
 * The values should be used as follows:
 * - DISABLE: json2typescript will be disabled, no type checking or mapping is done
 * - ENABLE: json2typescript is enabled, but only errors are logged
 * - LOGGING: json2typescript is enabled and detailed information is logged
 *
 * @see https://www.npmjs.com/package/json2typescript full documentation
 */
var OperationMode;
(function (OperationMode) {
    OperationMode[OperationMode["DISABLE"] = 0] = "DISABLE";
    OperationMode[OperationMode["ENABLE"] = 1] = "ENABLE";
    OperationMode[OperationMode["LOGGING"] = 2] = "LOGGING";
})(OperationMode = exports.OperationMode || (exports.OperationMode = {}));
;
/**
 * Enum for the property matching mode of a JsonConvert instance.
 *
 * The values should be used as follows:
 * - CASE_STRICT: JSON properties need to match exactly the names in the decorators
 * - CASE_INSENSITIVE: JSON properties need to match names in the decorators, but names they are not case sensitive
 *
 * @see https://www.npmjs.com/package/json2typescript full documentation
 */
var PropertyMatchingRule;
(function (PropertyMatchingRule) {
    PropertyMatchingRule[PropertyMatchingRule["CASE_STRICT"] = 1] = "CASE_STRICT";
    PropertyMatchingRule[PropertyMatchingRule["CASE_INSENSITIVE"] = 2] = "CASE_INSENSITIVE";
})(PropertyMatchingRule = exports.PropertyMatchingRule || (exports.PropertyMatchingRule = {}));
;
/**
 * Enum for the value checking mode of a JsonConvert instance for the serialization and deserialization.
 *
 * The values should be used as follows:
 * - ALLOW_NULL: all given values in the JSON are allowed to be null
 * - ALLOW_OBJECT_NULL: objects in the JSON are allowed to be null, primitive types are not allowed to be null
 * - DISALLOW_NULL: no null values are tolerated in the JSON
 *
 * @see https://www.npmjs.com/package/json2typescript full documentation
 */
var ValueCheckingMode;
(function (ValueCheckingMode) {
    ValueCheckingMode[ValueCheckingMode["ALLOW_NULL"] = 1] = "ALLOW_NULL";
    ValueCheckingMode[ValueCheckingMode["ALLOW_OBJECT_NULL"] = 2] = "ALLOW_OBJECT_NULL";
    ValueCheckingMode[ValueCheckingMode["DISALLOW_NULL"] = 3] = "DISALLOW_NULL";
})(ValueCheckingMode = exports.ValueCheckingMode || (exports.ValueCheckingMode = {}));
;
/**
 * Enum for the property converting mode of a property (de)serialized with JsonConvert.
 *
 * The converting mode defines what happens for nullable types.
 * Nullable types are either missing (in JSON), undefined (in TypeScript) or null (both).
 *
 * The setting overrides the behavior of the ValueCheckingMode for a specific property.
 *
 * The values should be used as follows:
 * - MAP_NULLABLE: a nullable property is passed to the mapper, type is normally checked
 * - IGNORE_NULLABLE: the property is never passed if missing, undefined or null
 * - PASS_NULLABLE: the property is passed and the given type for the mapping is ignored
 *
 * @see https://www.npmjs.com/package/json2typescript full documentation
 */
var PropertyConvertingMode;
(function (PropertyConvertingMode) {
    PropertyConvertingMode[PropertyConvertingMode["MAP_NULLABLE"] = 0] = "MAP_NULLABLE";
    PropertyConvertingMode[PropertyConvertingMode["IGNORE_NULLABLE"] = 1] = "IGNORE_NULLABLE";
    PropertyConvertingMode[PropertyConvertingMode["PASS_NULLABLE"] = 2] = "PASS_NULLABLE";
})(PropertyConvertingMode = exports.PropertyConvertingMode || (exports.PropertyConvertingMode = {}));
;
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