Package Exports
- edit-json-file
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edit-json-file
Edit a json file with ease.
☁️ Installation
$ npm i --save edit-json-file
📋 Example
const editJsonFile = require("edit-json-file");
// If the file doesn't exist, the content will be an empty object by default.
let file = editJsonFile(`${__dirname}/foo.json`);
// Set a couple of fields
file.set("planet", "Earth");
file.set("name.first", "Johnny");
file.set("name.last", "B.");
file.set("is_student", false);
// Output the content
console.log(file.get());
// { planet: 'Earth',
// name: { first: 'Johnny', last: 'B.' },
// is_student: false }
// Save the data to the disk
file.save();
// Reload it from the disk
file = editJsonFile(`${__dirname}/foo.json`, {
autosave: true
});
// Get one field
console.log(file.get("name.first"));
// => Johnny
// This will save it to disk
file.set("a.new.field.as.object", {
hello: "world"
});
// Output the whole thing
console.log(file.toObject());
// { planet: 'Earth',
// name: { first: 'Johnny', last: 'B.' },
// is_student: false,
// a: { new: { field: [Object] } } }
📝 Documentation
JsonEditor(path, options)
Params
- String
path
: The path to the JSON file. - Object
options
: An object containing the following fields: stringify_width
(Number): The JSON stringify indent width (default:2
).stringify_fn
(Function): A function used byJSON.stringify
.autosave
(Boolean): Save the file when setting some data in it.
Return
- JsonEditor The
JsonEditor
instance.
set(path, value)
Set a value in a specific path.
Params
- String
path
: The object path. - Anything
value
: The value.
Return
- JsonEditor The
JsonEditor
instance.
get(path)
Get a value in a specific path.
Params
- String
path
:
Return
- Value The object path value.
read(cb)
Read the JSON file.
Params
- Function
cb
: An optional callback function which will turn the function into an asynchronous one.
Return
- Object The object parsed as object or an empty object by default.
read(The, cb)
write Write the JSON file.
Params
- String
The
: file content. - Function
cb
: An optional callback function which will turn the function into an asynchronous one.
Return
- JsonEditor The
JsonEditor
instance.
save(cb)
Save the file back to disk.
Params
- Function
cb
: An optional callback function which will turn the function into an asynchronous one.
Return
- JsonEditor The
JsonEditor
instance.
toObject()
Return
- Object The data object.
editJsonFile(path, options)
Edit a json file.
Params
- String
path
: The path to the JSON file. - Object
options
: An object containing the following fields:
Return
- JsonEditor The
JsonEditor
instance.
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