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json-stringify

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json-stringify

Enhanced JSON.stringify

Install

$ npm install json-stringify --save

Usage

var stringify = require('json-stringify');
var array = [1, '2'];

stringify(array, {
  indent: 2,
  offset: 4
});

You will get

[
------1,
------"2"
----]

So, if we have an template

{
  "foo": <bar>,
  "foo2": <bar2>
}

And there's an object obj

var bar = stringify({
  bee: 'boo'
}, {
  indent: 2,
  offset: 2
});

var bar2 = JSON.stringify({
  bee: 'boo'
}, null, 2);

var obj = {
  bar: bar,
  bar2: bar2
};

And the renderered result is:

{
  "foo": {
    "bee": "boo"
  },
  "foo2": {
  "bee": "boo"
}
}

You must found the difference.

Licence

MIT