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@quiui/x-json
@quiui/x-json/src/index.js

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XJSON

Add circual reference auto solving capabilities to JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify() functions, licensed under MIT license.

Install

npm i @quiui/x-json

Usage

You can use this lib by calling it directly or by "installing" it over the global JSON.

Directly calling

const XJSON = require('@quiui/x-json');

const person = {name: 'foo', lastName: 'bar'};

console.log(XJSON.stringify(person));
// OUTPUT: {"name":"foo","lastName":"bar"}

const person2 = XJSON.parse('{"name":"Bar","lastName":"Foo"}');
// person2: {name: "Bar", lastName: "Foo"}

Installing it over the global JSON

const XJSON = require('@quiui/x-json');

// Installs XJSON over JSON
XJSON.replaceJSON();

const person = {name: 'foo', lastName: 'bar'};

// Note that now you can call XJSON by using global JSON
console.log(JSON.stringify(person));
// OUTPUT: {"name":"foo","lastName":"bar"}

const person2 = JSON.parse('{"name":"Bar","lastName":"Foo"}');
// person2: {name: "Bar", lastName: "Foo"}

// You can reverte XJSON installation anytime
XJSON.restoreJSON();

Limitations

XJSON.parse() and XJSON.stringify() functions only accept one argument: "value". There's no way to pass a reviver function to it, or any other options. We thank you if you can help improve our library ;)