Lowercase

The Lowercase transformation converts string values in the dispatch payload to lowercase. It requires explicit configuration: either lowercase all strings in the payload, or target specific keys. Strings nested inside arrays and dictionaries are also lowercased recursively. Non-string values (numbers, booleans, etc.) are left unchanged. The values at tealium_visitor_id, cp.trace_id, and tealium_trace_id are always left unchanged when using lowercaseAllVariables(), unless those keys are explicitly listed in lowercaseVariables(_:). A transformation with no variables configuration is treated as a no-op — the dispatch passes through unchanged.

Requires: TealiumPrismExtensions

Registration

The Lowercase transformer is registered automatically when the TealiumPrismExtensions library is linked to your app (via the Objective-C +load mechanism). No additional setup is required.

Programmatic Configuration

Use LowercaseSettingsBuilder to configure the transformation:

// Lowercase all strings
let lowerAll = LowercaseSettingsBuilder(id: "lowercase-all")
    .lowercaseAllVariables()
    .setScope(.afterCollectors)

config.setTransformation(lowerAll)

// Lowercase only specific keys
let lowerSelected = LowercaseSettingsBuilder(id: "lowercase-email-name")
    .lowercaseVariables([.key("email"), .key("user_name")])
    .setScope(.allDispatchers)
    .setOrder(1)

config.setTransformation(lowerSelected)

Builder methods:

Recursive behaviour: Both modes descend into array elements and nested dictionaries recursively. Non-string scalar values (numbers, booleans) are left unchanged in both modes.

JSON Configuration

{
  "transformation_id": "lowercase-all",
  "transformer_id": "Lowercase",
  "scope": "aftercollectors",
  "order": 1,
  "configuration": {
    "variables": "allvariables"
  }
}

{
  "transformation_id": "lowercase-email-name",
  "transformer_id": "Lowercase",
  "scope": "alldispatchers",
  "order": 1,
  "configuration": {
    "variables": [
      { "key": "email" },
      { "key": "user_name" }
    ]
  }
}

Configuration keys:

Note: A missing variables key is invalid — the transformation is treated as a no-op and the dispatch passes through unchanged. An empty array is valid and also results in a no-op.