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Version: 0.5.4

common.normalizers.utils

explicit_normalizers​

@with_config(spec=NormalizersConfiguration)
def explicit_normalizers(
        naming: str = dlt.config.value,
        json_normalizer: TJSONNormalizer = dlt.config.value
) -> TNormalizersConfig

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Gets explicitly configured normalizers - via config or destination caps. May return None as naming or normalizer

import_normalizers​

@with_config
def import_normalizers(
    normalizers_config: TNormalizersConfig,
    destination_capabilities: DestinationCapabilitiesContext = None
) -> Tuple[TNormalizersConfig, NamingConvention,
           Type[DataItemNormalizer[Any]]]

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Imports the normalizers specified in normalizers_config or taken from defaults. Returns the updated config and imported modules.

destination_capabilities are used to get max length of the identifier.

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