SCHOR: SCHema-Overloaded Registry

A lot of the behaviour of a program can be defined by structured data. SCHOR makes it easy to organize the data that describes your application and prevents redundant code from creeping in with the "implies" feature.

const { Registry } = require('schor');
const r = new Registry();

const path = require('path');

// Register data (type, name, value)
r.put('FilePath', 'mainConfig', 'myfile.json5');

// Define an implicator
r.imply(
    ['FilePath'], // Consume these values...
    ['FileExt'],  // ...to produce these values...

    // ...using this function
    ctx => {
        ctx.FileExt = path.extname(ctx.FilePath);
    }
);

// Get implied data
r.get('FileExt', 'mainConfig') // .json5

// Override implied data
r.put('FileExt', 'mainConfig', '.json');

SCHOR Conventions

1. Use dotted path names for identifiers

   r.put('FilePath', 'com.example.config.init', 'init.json5');

2. Use dotted path names for types when applicable

   r.put('com.github.Username', 'com.example.author', 'KernelDeimos');