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Edit a json file with ease.

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  • edit-json-file

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (edit-json-file) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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edit-json-file

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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 by JSON.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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📜 License

MIT © Ionică Bizău