v0.4.0

What's new

Cast enum

Replaces raw string literals in cast declarations with named constants — full IDE autocomplete and no risk of typos:

import { Cast } from '@wrsouza/orion';

// before
@casts({ isActive: 'boolean', bornAt: 'date', price: 'decimal:2' })

// now
@casts({ isActive: Cast.Boolean, bornAt: Cast.Date, price: Cast.Decimal(2) })

Available values: Cast.Number, Cast.String, Cast.Boolean, Cast.Json, Cast.Date, Cast.Array, Cast.Hashed, Cast.Encrypted, Cast.EncryptedArray, Cast.EncryptedJson, Cast.ImmutableDate, Cast.ImmutableDatetime, Cast.JsonUnicode, Cast.AsStringable, Cast.Decimal(n).

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@cast() — property decorator

Declare the cast directly on the field, alongside @map():

export class User extends Model {
  @map('is_active')
  @cast(Cast.Boolean)
  declare isActive: boolean;

  @map('born_at')
  @cast(Cast.Date)
  declare bornAt: Date;

  @cast(MoneyCast)   // custom cast class also accepted
  declare balance: Money;
}

Property-level declarations are merged on top of class-level @casts({}) — the property decorator wins on conflict.

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@hidden() — property decorator

@hidden now works as a property decorator in addition to the existing class decorator form:

// class (unchanged)
@hidden(['password', 'remember_token'])
class User extends Model {}

// property (new)
class User extends Model {
  @hidden()
  declare password: string;
}