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coffee-bean

v0.4.0

Published

Writing JSON in coffee-script format

Downloads

21

Readme

bean

An utility to generate JSON file from a coffee-script as well as yaml.

Installation

$ npm install -g coffee-bean

Usage

$ bean [-s file.bean|file.coffee|file.yml|file.yaml]
# file.json will be generated

Motivation

Writing JSON files manually is tedious and error prone

  • Forgetting to add commas between items
  • Adding commas to the last item of an error or an object
  • Forgetting to quote the keys
  • Cannot add comments

Coffeescript's object notation is much cleaner by comparison.

A bean file is basically a coffeescript file that returns a JSON object. The object will then be formatted according to JSON rules. You can perform any legal coffeescript logic as long as the end result is a JSON object.

This is best used for managing configuration files, such as package.json. Just take a look at this module's package.bean for inspiration.

YAML is also now supported.

LICENSE

Released under MIT License.