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/**
* Check parameter
1. Parameter über externe Funktion prüfen, um Code nicht zu wiederholen.
2. Script soll manchmal abgebrochen werden, wenn es Parameter Fehler gab.
3. Methode soll true/false als Feedback zurückgeben, um darauf reagieren zu können.
4. Alle Fehler erhalten und wissen welcher Parameter Fehler enthält.
5. In der Konsole alle Fehler sehen.
*/
const parameterCheck = {
/**
* Get final result for all checks. An object if there were errors (one object in the array) and null if no errors
*/
result: function (arrCheck){
/** Filter objects in the array arrCheck */
const arrResult = arrCheck.map(arr => arr.filter(item => typeof item === 'object' && item instanceof Array === false));
/** Create message for all errors */
let n = 1;
const arrAllMessages =
arrResult.map(parameterErrors => '\n' + n++ + '. parameter - errors:\n' + parameterErrors.map(error => '- '+error.message+'\n').join('')).join('');
/** If arrResult contains an element it shows that one error object was added to arrCheck */
if(arrResult.some(item => item.length)){
return {
/** Return the final status for all checks */
status: false,
/** Return the array which contains only the error objects */
errors: arrResult,
/** message for all errors */
message: arrAllMessages
}
}
/** If no errors return null */
else{
return null;
}
},
/**
* Check functions
*/
/** is an array */
typeArray: function(arr){
if(!Array.isArray(arr)){
return {
name: 'typeArray',
message: 'Must be an array!'
}
}
},
/** string or array is not empty */
filled: function(val){
if(!val.length){
return {
name: 'filled',
message: 'Element is empty!'
}
}
},
/** String? */
typeString: function(str){
if(typeof str !== 'string'){
return {
name: 'typeString',
message: 'Must be a string!'
}
}
},
/** Integer? */
typeInt: function(int){
if(!Number.isInteger(int)){
return {
name: 'typeInt',
message: 'Must be an integer!'
}
}
}
}
/****
* Classes
****/
class Data{
/** Method */
createList(arr,str){
/**
* Check parameters. First element = 1st parameter, 2nd element = 2nd parameter and so on.
*/
let arrCheck = [
[
parameterCheck.typeArray(arr),
parameterCheck.filled(arr),
],
[
parameterCheck.typeString(str)
]
]
/**
* Get the final result for the parameter check. if not null there were errors.
* Paramter error(s). return stop also the code here.
*/
let errors = parameterCheck.result(arrCheck);
if(errors !== null){
/** returns an object with the final status for all checks and the array which contains the error objects */
return errors // {status:false,errors:array,message:str}
}
/***** Parameter check end *****/
/**
* Paramter(s) are fine. Execute the method script and return the final status for this method and response.
*/
let arrLi = arr.map(item => `<li>${item}</li>`);
return {
status: true,
response: arrLi
}
}
}
/****
* Script
****/
/** Array */
const arrMovies = [
'Batman Begins',
'Prometheus',
'I Am Legend'
];
/** Objekt der Klasse Data erzeugen */
const movies = new Data();
/** Call method */
// const methodResponse = movies.createList(arrMovies,3); // status: false
const methodResponse = movies.createList('',2); // status: false
// const methodResponse = movies.createList(2,'Movies'); // status: false
// const methodResponse = movies.createList(arrMovies,'Movies'); // status: true
/** Log the result object of checked parameters */
console.log('result: ', methodResponse);
/**
* Get errors
*/
if(methodResponse.status === false){
/** do something, because the method has errors */
console.log('do something, because the method has errors');
/**
* check which Parameter has errors
*/
/** 1st parameter has errors...do something */
if(methodResponse.errors[0].length){
console.log('1st parameter has errors...do something');
}
/** 2nd parameter has errors...do something */
if(methodResponse.errors[1].length){
console.log('2nd parameter has errors...do something');
}
/**
* Throw error
*/
throw new Error(methodResponse.message);
}
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