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const DTL = require('dtl-js');
let input_data = {
"first_name": "Dominique",
"last_name": "Wilson",
"birth_year": 1984,
"birth_month": 11,
"birth_day": 22,
"id": 1821002,
"location": {
"code": "CO7",
"description": "westminster south"
},
"primary_email": "dominiquew@example.com"
};
//
let template = {
"name": {
"first": "(: $first_name :)",
"last": "(: $last_name :)",
"full": "(: &( $first_name ' ' $last_name ) :)"
},
"email_address": "(: $primary_email :)",
"group": 172,
"importer": "automated_data_importer",
"age": "(: num( strftime('%Y' now()) ) - $birth_year :)",
"dob": "(: &( $birth_year '-' $birth_month '-' $birth_day) :)",
"identifier": "(: &( $location.code '_' $id ) :)"
};
let result = DTL.apply(input_data, template);
console.log(result);
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