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Older versions allowed more variations for the same system ident. New one does not; normalization is a temporary solution for it.
55 lines
950 B
Go
55 lines
950 B
Go
package dal
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import "strings"
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// NormalizeAttrNames normalizes system identifiers to attribute identifiers
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// @todo this is temporary until we re-visit field referencing
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//
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// The normalization step must exist since legacy versions allowed multiple
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// identifier variations for the same system field, such as created_at and createdAt.
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func NormalizeAttrNames(name string) string {
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switch strings.ToLower(name) {
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case
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"recordid",
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"record_id",
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"id":
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return "ID"
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case "moduleid",
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"module_id",
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"module":
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return "moduleID"
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case "owned_by",
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"ownedby":
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return "ownedBy"
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case "created_by",
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"createdby":
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return "createdBy"
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case "updated_by",
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"updatedby":
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return "updatedBy"
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case "deleted_by",
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"deletedby":
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return "deletedBy"
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case "created_at",
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"createdat":
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return "createdAt"
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case "updated_at",
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"updatedat":
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return "updatedAt"
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case "deleted_at",
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"deletedat":
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return "deletedAt"
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}
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return name
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}
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