Give decycle caller chance to replace values at path #52
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Give decycle's caller an opportunity to replace the value at any given JSONPath as derez traverses objects. This change gives decycle a second argument allowing the caller to provide a function which may transform values arbitrarily. One example use might be giving decycle awareness of an object's preference for representing itself in a decycled structure, especially giving anObject.toJSON() a chance to run.
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It now accepts a replacer function. |
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Give decycle's caller an opportunity to replace
the value at any given JSONPath as derez traverses
objects.
This change gives decycle a second argument
allowing the caller to provide a function which
may transform values arbitrarily.
One example use might be giving decycle awareness
of an object's preference for representing itself
in a decycled structure, especially giving
anObject.toJSON() a chance to run.