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Theo lets you preprocess your JSON data before sending it through to its normal processes. This preprocess allows you to use a nested props structure, which is then converted to standard flat props.

props:
  BUTTON:
    BACKGROUND:
      value: blue
    COLOR:
      value: white 
    HOVER:
      BACKGROUND:
        value: blue
      COLOR:
        value: gray

is the same as this

props:
  BUTTON_BACKGROUND:
    value: blue
  BUTTON_COLOR:
    value: white 
  BUTTON_HOVER_BACKGROUND:
    value: blue
  BUTTON_HOVER_COLOR:
    value: gray
.pipe(theo.plugins.transform('web', {
includeRawValue: true,
jsonPreProcess: json => {
let resolveNestedProps = (props, parent = "") => {
let flatProps = {};
_.forEach(props, (value, key) => {
if (typeof value == 'object') {
let propName = (parent === "" ? "" : parent + "_") + key
flatProps = Object.assign(flatProps, resolveNestedProps(value, propName))
if (value.value) {
flatProps[propName] = value
}
}
})
return flatProps;
}
json.props = resolveNestedProps(json.props);
return json;
}
}))
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