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yamlify-object
yamlify-object/dist/yamlify-object.js

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yamlify-object

Stringify object/array with yaml syntax

Install

npm install yamlify-object

Usage

import yamlifyObject from 'yamlify-object';

const obj = {
  array: [
    2,
    'two',
    {
      emptyArray: [],
    },
  ],
  error: new Error('message'),
  date: new Date(0),
  object: {
    number: 200,
    bool: false,
    null: null,
    undefined: undefined,
    emptyObject: {},
  },
};

obj.circular = obj;

const formattedString = yamlifyObject(obj, {
  indent: '  ',
  prefix: '\n',
  postfix: '\n',
});

console.log(formattedString);
/*

  array:
    - 2
    - two
    - emptyArray: []
  error: Error: message
  date: new Date(1970-01-01T00:00:00.000Z)
  object:
    number: 200
    bool: false
    null: null
    undefined: undefined
    emptyObject: {}
  circular: [Circular]

*/

API

yamlifyObject(input, [options])

input

Type: Object Array

options

indent

Type: string
Default: ' ' - single space

prefix

Type: string
Default: '\n'

postfix

Type: string
Default: ''

dateToString(date: Date)

Type: Function

Expected to return a string that stringified version of Date instance.

errorToString(error: Error)

Type: Function

Expected to return a string that stringified version of Error instance.

colors

Type: object
Default:

{
  date: function (s: string): string,
  error: function (s: string): string,
  symbol: function (s: string): string,
  string: function (s: string): string,
  number: function (s: string): string,
  boolean: function (s: string): string,
  null: function (s: string): string,
  undefined: function (s: string): string,
}

Each property of colors object expected to be a function that expected to return somehow colorified version of passed string argument.

You can specify colors only for types you need and, if have the need, the base text color. The rest will stay colorless strings:

const obj = {
  number: 1
  string: 'str',
  bool: true,
};

const formattedString = yamlifyObject(obj, {
  colors: {
    base: (text) => `COLOR_CODE${text}COLOR_CODE`,
    number: (value) => `COLOR_CODE${value}COLOR_CODE`,
    boolean: (value) => `COLOR_CODE${value}COLOR_CODE`,
  },
});

console.log(formattedString);
/*
 number: COLOR_CODE1COLOR_CODE
 string: str
 bool: COLOR_CODEtrueCOLOR_CODE
*/

base color is the text that is not related to the values (names of the properties, dashes, brackets, etc)

For terminal can be used yamlify-object-colors preset:

Object formating example