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inBridgeAR/safe-stable-stringify (press backspace or delete to remove)Array order is non-deterministic:
const a = [1, 3, 2]
console.log(stringify(a))
Results in:
[1,3,2]
Instead of:
[1,2,3]
This seems like an oversight, given that the library is used to compare JSON ...
Fmstrat
- Opened 3 days ago
- #55
I am assuming that setting { deterministic: true } has performance implications, vs just using { deterministic: false }.
It would be good to know how measurable those are.
enhancement
good first issue
help wanted
punkpeye
- 2
- Opened on Jan 18
- #54
e.g. I want to check if a property value is an instance of Error, and use custom serialization.
- 3
- Opened on Jan 2
- #53
Hi,
This is a bit of an odd one, and the issue very may lie somewhere other than this library. But I figured I d pass this
along in case anybody has any ideas.
If I run the following Node.js script (TypeScript ...
invalid
AndrewThorwall
- 1
- Opened on Nov 21, 2024
- #51
It would be good to at least opt-in into a safe toJSON and getter execution. In case the call triggers an error, the
error message could be part of the serialized output.
enhancement
BridgeAR
- Opened on Aug 9, 2024
- #50
Hi @BridgeAR,
we have a use-case that requires to emit JSON objects with a specific deterministic key order. All keys should be
ordered alphabetically, except for a single key which should always be emitted ...
flobernd
- 3
- Opened on Jul 17, 2024
- #48
Hello,
I have noticed that when simply testing performance with console.time console.timeEnd, I see that safe-stable-stringify
in most cases give a slower results with large object sizes. With a data ...
question
arataqueh
- 2
- Opened on Apr 15, 2024
- #47
The array used in the benchmark is an array of length 2, with the first entry as { length: 10 } and the second entry (_,
i) = i. Is this intended? It seems like what you would want for the benchmark is ...
gmaclennan
- 2
- Opened on Feb 9, 2024
- #45
When using util.inspect(myObject)) circular references are named like ref 1, ref 2 etc... Would be great to have an
option for named circular references, something like this:
const stringify = configure({namedCircularReferences: ...
enhancement
valerii15298
- 5
- Opened on May 13, 2023
- #43
Try this code with both JSON.stringify and safe-stable-stringify:
const keys: Array any = [];
JSON.stringify([ a , b ], function (key: any, value: any) {
keys.push(key);
return value;
});
console.log(jsonStringifyKeys); ...
bug
james-hu
- 1
- Opened on Mar 19, 2023
- #42
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