Condenses JSON by shortening literals and numbers
json-condenser makes JSON shorter but still (kind of) human-readable. Great for embedding JSON data in URLs.
const KEYS = ['id', 'name', 'email', 'role', 'admin']
const json = [{"id":1,"name":"John","email":"john@gmail.com","role":"admin"}]
let payload = condense(KEYS, json)
//=> [{e:1,f:"John",g:"john@gmail.com",h:i}]
expand(KEYS, payload)
//=> [{"id":1,"name":"John","email":"john@gmail.com","role":"admin"}]
condense(keys, json)
Condenses a JSON string json
by shortening the keys in keys
into letters.
keys
(Array of strings) - key names to be abbreviated.json
(String) - A JSON string as given by JSON.stringify(). It should not have any whitespaces.
expand(keys, condensedJson)
Expands an output of condense().
keys
(Array of strings) - The same keys passed onto condense().condensedJson
(String) - The output of condense().
json-condenser © 2016+, Rico Sta. Cruz. Released under the MIT License.
Authored and maintained by Rico Sta. Cruz with help from contributors (list).
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