Make your JSON objects look AWESOME !!

This package allows you to give style to your JSON on your console!

##Installation :

$ npm install jsome

##How does it work ?

on your nodejs application, when you need to console.log a json object, all you need to do is to use the jsome function

    var jsome = require('jsome');
    jsome([{"id":1,"email":"Khalid@Morocco.ma","active":true},{"id":2,"email":"Someone@somewhere.com","active":false},{"id":3,"email":"chinese@bamboo.tree","active":true}]);

Then your json object will be displayed on the console in a pretty format with Awsome colors ! Here is the result :

You can add some points to show levels of elements... very helpful when you are dealing with complex json objects

    jsome.level.show = true;

The object jsome.level has as default value the following json :

  jsome.level = {
      'show'    : false
    , 'char'    : '.'
    , 'color'   : 'red'
    , 'spaces'  : 2
  }

You can change the level char, its color ( see colors package ) and the number of spaces for each level.

You can configure the colors of the displayed json by changing the values of the jsome.colors object which has as default these values.

  jsome.colors = {
      'num'   : 'cyan'
    , 'str'	: 'magenta'
    , 'bool'  : 'red'
    , 'undef' : 'grey'
    , 'null'  : 'grey'
    , 'attr'  : 'green'
    , 'quot'  : 'yellow'
    , 'punc'  : 'yellow'
    , 'brack' : 'yellow'
  }

When you have a json as a string, instead of passing by JSON.parse function, you can just call the parse function of jsome

  jsome(JSON.parse('[1,2,3]'));

becomes:

  jsome.parse('[1,2,3]');

If you need to disable the colors:

  jsome.params.colored = false;

When you have a very long json to display, don't make your code blocking... you can enable the asynchronous mode.

jsome.global.async = true;

jsome(longJson, function () {
    /* Your code here */
});

The default value of params is:

  jsome.params = {
      'colored' : true
    , 'async'   : false
  }