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Welcome to the Phantom.js wiki! This wiki contains comprehensive documentation, examples, and best practices for using Phantom.js in Mirth Connect, Open Integration Engine (OIE), and BridgeLink environments.
- Getting Started - Installation and basic usage
- Map Operations - Complete guide to working with maps
- String Operations - All string utilities and examples
- Number Operations - All number utilities and examples
- JSON Operations - All JSON utilities and examples
- Base64 Operations - Base64 encode/decode operations
- XML Operations - XML parse, stringify, query operations
- Best Practices - Tips and patterns for effective usage
- Examples - Real-world usage examples
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- API Reference - Complete API documentation
Phantom.js is a lightweight helper library designed specifically for Mirth Connect, Open Integration Engine (OIE), and BridgeLink scripting environments. It provides:
- 26 String Operations - Manipulation, transformation, and validation
- 27 Number Operations - Mathematical operations, rounding, and validation
- 15 JSON Operations - Parse, manipulate, and query JSON objects
- 2 Base64 Operations - Encode and decode base64 strings
- 5 XML Operations - Parse, stringify, query XML documents
- 18 Map Operations - 5 map types (Channel, Global, Connector, Response, Configuration) with save/get/exists/delete methods
- Consistent API - All operations follow the same pattern
- Error Handling - Proper error handling with specific error messages
- Silent by Default - No logging on normal operations
✅ Zero Dependencies - Pure JavaScript, no external libraries
✅ OIE Optimized - Designed specifically for OPEN INTEGRATION ENGINE
✅ Comprehensive Testing - 186 tests covering all operations
✅ Well Documented - Complete documentation with examples
✅ Error Safe - Consistent error handling throughout
✅ 93 Total Functions - Comprehensive utility library
Current Version: 0.1.3
// Copy phantom.js into your OIE code templates
// Use string operations directly (no initialization needed)
var result = phantom.strings.operation.trim(" hello ");
// Output: "hello"
// Use number operations
var sum = phantom.numbers.operation.add(5, 3);
// Output: 8
// Use map operations
phantom.maps.channel.save("key", "value");
var value = phantom.maps.channel.get("key");
// Output: "value"
// Use JSON operations
var obj = phantom.json.operation.parse('{"name":"John","age":30}');
var name = phantom.json.operation.get(obj, "name");
// Output: "John"
// Use base64 operations
var encoded = phantom.base64.operation.encode("Hello World");
// Output: "SGVsbG8gV29ybGQ="
var decoded = phantom.base64.operation.decode(encoded);
// Output: "Hello World"
// Use XML operations
var xml = phantom.xml.operation.parse('<root><name>John</name></root>');
var name = phantom.xml.operation.get(xml, 'name');
// Output: "John"Found a bug or have a feature request? Please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
See the LICENSE file for details.
Next Steps: Check out the Getting Started guide to begin using Phantom.js in your projects.
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