Add functionality to convert a JSON to a string #8
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Not sure what is meant here by "string". Looks like it combines everything onto one long line? |
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Right. Just tried to replicate the functionality of JavaScript's JSON.stringify method without the extra features of replacer and space. |
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I have installed this plugin today because I was looking for a fast way to pretty print JSON and this almost fulfilled my needs. But I also wanted a functionality to stringify the JSON, so taking as start some of your defined functionalities I developed the functionality I needed.
I just leave this PR in case you find it useful to share for the plugin users. In case you like it, let me know any corrections you might want of it.