snitch-transformer

Library used by snitch-wasm to transform JSON data.

Currently only has support for "overwrite", "mask" and "obfuscate".

Usage

```rust use snitch_transformer;

fn main() { let json = r#"{"object": {"hello": "world"}}"#;

let updated_json = transformer::overwrite(json, "object.hello", r#"test"#).unwrap();

println!("updated json: {}", updated_json);
// {"object": {"hello": "test"}}

// Keep in mind that replace value will be used as-is
let updated_json = transformer::overwrite(json, "object.hello", "test").unwrap();
// Will result in: {"object": {"hello": test}}

// OR
let updated_json = transformer::mask(json, "object.hello", '*');
// updated_json == {"object": {"hello": "*****"}}

// OR
let updated_json = transformer::obfuscate(json, "object.hello");
// updated_json == {"object": {"hello": "woAF1"}}

} ```

IMPORTANT

1. overwrite()
   1. Overwrite value will be used as-is - if target is intended to be a string, then make sure to include quotes in the payload ( Ie. "123")
2. mask()
   1. Works for numbers and strings
   2. For numbers, it will replace 80% of the number characters with 0
   3. For strings, it will replace 80% of the characters with *
3. obfuscate()
   1. Works ONLY on strings
   2. Will replace 100% of the characters with a sha256 hash

Use as-is - has not been tested in production :)