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Add option to get key joiners normalized #2

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opened 2024-06-29 12:55:08 +02:00 by DrMaxNix · 0 comments
DrMaxNix commented 2024-06-29 12:55:08 +02:00
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Currently, key names are provided with same joiner types used in config file. This means that one_key, one.key and one-key all mean different keys. A software developer using this library would have to deal with all of these cases. Mixed joiners like a.mixed-joiner_key make this even more complicated.

In case a software developer using this library would like to receive all keys in a normalized form, that only uses one joiner type, the library should provide an optional flag, which will normalize joiners.

Currently, key names are provided with same joiner types used in config file. This means that `one_key`, `one.key` and `one-key` all mean different keys. A software developer using this library would have to deal with all of these cases. Mixed joiners like `a.mixed-joiner_key` make this even more complicated. In case a software developer using this library would like to receive all keys in a normalized form, that only uses one joiner type, the library should provide an optional flag, which will normalize joiners.
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