We always have a headache when we want to make an Object to a json string;
Think this case:
when we want to copy our javascript object{'a': 1} to some mock platform, it always shows JSON error, because it's not a correct json.
so we use JSON.stringify and then copy? However, it always produce some escape and other token.
Use this package to solve the problem!just:
import formater from 'json-formater';
formater.format('{a: "b"}')
JSON has 2 types
- object
- array
In addition, JSON has 6 value types，include above 2 types and 4 types following.
- number
- string
- boolean
- null
boolean & null has literal value: true, false, null
Whitespace can be inserted between any pair of tokens. Excepting a few encoding details, that completely describes the language.
transform AST to JSON code