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Well formatted(customizable) JSON like generator. Not compatible with pure JSON (smart strings/ids qouting).
Its very usefull for easy readble JS-objects dumps because you can define formats for sub-elements of objects deeply pretty.
Returns quoted id
value if it's keyword or not identifier.
id2str('blah'); // blah
id2str('blah-blah'); // 'blah-blah'
id2str('class'); // 'class'
Returns quoted string. Automaticaly detects quotes symbols.
str2str('some string'); // 'some string'
str2str('some "" string with "double" quotes'); // 'some "" string with "double" quotes'
str2str("some '' string with 'single' quotes"); // "some '' string with 'single' quotes"
Returns single qouted string.
qstr('some string'); // 'some string'
qstr('some "" string with "double" quotes'); // 'some "" string with "double" quotes'
qstr("some '' string with 'single' quotes"); // 'some \'\' string with \'single\' quotes'
Returns double quoted string.
dqstr('some string'); // "some string"
dqstr('some "" string with "double" quotes'); // "some \"\" string with \"double\" quotes"
dqstr("some '' string with 'single' quotes"); // "some '' string with 'single' quotes"
- obj
Object
; - default_radix
Number
- radix for number values (10 if undefined); - unarray
Boolean
- stringify root array as list (without square brackets).
Returns stringified object.
js2str([ 10, 20, 30 ], 10, 1); // 10,20,30
js2str([ 10, 20, 30 ], 10, 0); // [10,20,30]
js2str([ 10, 20, 30 ], 16, 0); // [0xa,0x14,0x28]
js2str({ a: 1 }); // {a:1}
- obj
Object
- style
Object
orString
String
- list format string: '###'Object
- { '':'', ['":':1], ['<>:':][, :]* }- '':
String
- current object list format string: '###' - '":':
Boolean
- force qouting of object keys flag - '<>:':
Number
- minimal width of object keys (will be padded by spaces) - '#':
Boolean
- enable array items index number comments - ID:
Object
- style for sub-object with identifier ID - '*':
Object
- style for array sub-items
- '':
- indent
String
- indent string ('' by default) - tab
String
- one indentation level spaces string
var style = ' #, # # ';
render([ 1, 2, 3 ], style); // '[ 1, 2, 3 ]'
render([ 1 ], style); // '[ 1 ]'
render([ ], style); // '[ ]'
render({ a:1, b:2, c:3 }, style); // '{ a:1, b:2, c:3 }'
render({ a:1 }, style); // '{ a:1 }'
render({ }, style); // '{ }'
var style = '#,##';
render([ 1, 2, 3 ], style); // '[1,2,3]'
render([ 1 ], style); // '[1]'
render([ ], style); // '[]'
render({ a:1, b:2, c:3 }, style); // '{a:1,b:2,c:3}'
render({ a:1 }, style); // '{a:1}'
render({ }, style); // '{}'
Where the '+' symbol means next level of indentation.
var style = '\n+#,\n+#\n=# ';
render([ 1, 2, 3 ], style, '', ' '); // '[\n 1,\n 2,\n 3\n]'
render([ 1 ], style); // '[\n 1\n]'
render([ ], style); // '[ ]'
render({ a:1, b:2, c:3 }, style); // '{\n a:1,\n b:2,\n c:3\n}'
render({ a:1 }, style); // '{\n a:1\n}'
render({ }, style); // '{ }'