Ignore maximum line length

[alexc155]

Add an option to allow GEDCOM lines to be longer than 250 characters.

Normally, lines longer than this would fail a validation check, but depending on requirements, it might be OK to allow longer lines in incoming GEDCOMs.

The option is supplied by a new config setting conversion-options which points to a yaml file.

If the yaml file is not supplied, the included file is used and the setting defaults to false.

Example:

=> options/conversion.yaml

Options:
  - IgnoreMaxLineLength: true

=> examples/longAddress.ged

0 @Abraham_Simpson@ INDI
1 NAME Abraham /Simpson/
1 ADDR Unit 1, The centre of the village, the middle of the town, right of the other place, left of the city square, somewhere in the midlands of the region, a bit to the north of the state, around the corner from the country, located centrally in the continent, somewhere in the world.

$: ts-node src/console.ts --path 'examples/longAddress.ged' --out 'test.json' --conversion-options 'options/conversion.yaml'

RESULT:

{
 "Individuals": [
  {
   "Id": "@Abraham_Simpson@",
   "Fullname": "Abraham /Simpson/",
   "Address": "Unit 1, The centre of the village, the middle of the town, right of the other place, left of the city square, somewhere in the midlands of the region, a bit to the north of the state, around the corner from the country, located centrally in the continent, somewhere in the world."
  }
 ]
}

[Jisco]

Suggested change

	Options:
	- IgnoreMaxLineLength: false
	Validation:
	IgnoreMaxLineLength: false

Because the whole file are the options and the "-" marks an array in yaml but this isnt needed here

[Jisco]

export class Options {
  Validation?: ValidationOptions = new ValidationOptions();
}

export class ValidationOptions {
  IgnoreMaxLineLength: boolean = false;
}

this would be the needed models

[Jisco]

i think it would be better to do something like this:

let options: ValidationOptions = new ValidationOptions();

export function SetValidationOptions(validationOptions: ValidationOptions) {
  options = validationOptions;
}

an than use the options here instead of doing this via a parameter

[Jisco]

Suggested change

	if (conversionYamlOptions) {
	const yamlConfig = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(conversionYamlOptions)).Options;
	if (yamlConfig) {
	const configOptions: any = Object.assign({}, ...yamlConfig);
	ignoreMaxLineLength = configOptions.IgnoreMaxLineLength.toString() === 'true';
	}
	}
	const conversionYamlOptions = (yaml.safeLoad(conversionOptions ?? '') as Options) ?? new Options();
	SetValidationOptions(conversionYamlOptions.Validation ?? new ValidationOptions());

Why so complicated?!

[Jisco]

same as above

[Jisco]

alle parameters like this are not needed anymore