Curried function that calls
JSON.parse
on provided input returning either the parsed JSON or the specified default value if the data fails to parse as valid JSON instead of throwing aSyntaxError
.
npm install json-parse --save
You can also use Duo, Bower or download the files manually.
Similar to try { return JSON.parse } …
but more functional and compositionally friendly.
var parse = require('json-parse')
parse([])('[1,2,3]')
//=> [ 1, 2, 3 ]
parse([])('[1,2,3')
//=> []
var parse = require('json-parse')
Promise.resolve('[1,2,3]')
.then(parse([]))
.then(sum)
//=> 6
Promise.resolve(undefined)
.then(parse([]))
.then(sum)
//=> 0
defaultValue (*)
Default value to return if given data does not parse as valid JSON.data (*)
Data to parse as JSON.
(*)
JavaScript value corresponding to parsed data.
SEE: contributing.md