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format-to-json

v3.0.5

Published

Format string to a json like template.

Downloads

3,080

Readme

format-to-json

Playground: https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/index.html

npm LICENSE MIT

Format string to a json like template

Usages

In html

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/fmt2json.min.js"></script>
<script>
  const source = `{"zjson":"ZJSON","description":"Online json formatter","version":"v4.1.8","updateTime":"2018-11-23","url":"http://zjson.net","project":"http://github.com/CN-Tower/zjson","language":["中文(简体)","English"],"keywords":["zjson","json formatter"],"content":{"array":["element 001","element 002"],"boolean":true,"null":null,"number":123,"string":"Hello World","object":{"property":"value","key":"val"}}}`;

  const jsonString = fmt2json(source);
  console.log(jsonString);
  // =>
  `{
  "zjson": "ZJSON",
  "description:"Online json formatter",
  "version": "v4.1.8",
  "updateTime": "2018-11-23",
  "url": "http://zjson.net",
  "project": "http://github.com/CN-Tower/zjson",
  "language": [
    "中文(简体)",
    "English"
  ],
  "keywords": [
    "zjson",
    "json formatter"
  ],
  "content": {
    "array": [
      "element 001",
      "element 002"
    ],
    "boolean": true,
    "null": null,
    "number": 123,
    "string": "Hello World",
    "object": {
      "property": "value",
      "key": "val"
    }
  }
}`;
</script>

In javascript

Run: npm install format-to-json --save;

const fmt2json = require('format-to-json');
const source =
  '{"zjson":"ZJSON","description":"Online json formatter","version":"v4.1.8","updateTime":"2018-11-23","url":"http://zjson.net","project":"http://github.com/CN-Tower/zjson","language":["中文(简体)","English"],"keywords":["zjson","json formatter"],"content":{"array":["element 001","element 002"],"boolean":true,"null":null,"number":123,"string":"Hello World","object":{"property":"value","key":"val"}}}';

const fmtInfo = fmt2json(source, { withDetails: true });
console.log(fmtInfo.result);

Output:

{
  result: '{\r\n' +
    '  "zjson": "ZJSON",\r\n' +
    '  "description": "Online json formatter",\r\n' +
    '  "version": "v4.1.8",\r\n' +
    '  "updateTime": "2018-11-23",\r\n' +
    '  "url": "http://zjson.net",\r\n' +
    '  "project": "http://github.com/CN-Tower/zjson",\r\n' +
    '  "language": [\r\n' +
    '    "中文(简体)",\r\n' +
    '    "English"\r\n' +
    '  ],\r\n' +
    '  "keywords": [\r\n' +
    '    "zjson",\r\n' +
    '    "json formatter"\r\n' +
    '  ],\r\n' +
    '  "content": {\r\n' +
    '    "array": [\r\n' +
    '      "element 001",\r\n' +
    '      "element 002"\r\n' +
    '    ],\r\n' +
    '    "boolean": true,\r\n' +
    '    "null": null,\r\n' +
    '    "number": 123,\r\n' +
    '    "string": "Hello World",\r\n' +
    '    "object": {\r\n' +
    '      "property": "value",\r\n' +
    '      "key": "val"\r\n' +
    '    }\r\n' +
    '  }',
  fmtType: 'danger',
  fmtSign: 'end',
  fmtLines: 29,
  fmtTime: 1.0678750276565552,
  message: 'Expect a comma or a "}" in line: 29',
  errFormat: true,
  errIndex: 29,
  errNear: '...": "val"\\n    }\\n  }>>>>>>',
  errExpect: '}'
}

Interface

[Mehtod] fmt2json

declare function fmt2json(source: string, options?: FormatOptions): string;
declare function fmt2json(source: string, options: FormatOptions & { withDetails: true }): FormatResult;

[Interface] FormatOptions

interface FormatOptions {
  indent?: number; // Integer, Large then 0, default: 2
  expand?: boolean; // Default: true
  strict?: boolean; // Default: false
  escape?: boolean; // Default: false
  unscape?: boolean; // Default: false
  keyQtMark?: "'" | '"' | ''; // Default: "\""
  valQtMark?: "'" | '"'; // Default: "\""
}

[Interface] FormatResult

interface FormatResult {
  result: string;
  fmtType: 'info' | 'success' | 'warning' | 'danger';
  fmtSign: 'ost' | 'col' | 'val' | 'end' | 'war' | 'scc' | 'err';
  fmtLines: number;
  fmtTime: number;
  message: string;
  errFormat: boolean;
  errIndex: number;
  errNear: string;
  errExpect: string;
}

Terminal

Run: npm install -g format-to-json
Run: fmt2json -h

Usage: fmt2json [options]

Options:
  -V, --version          output the version number
  -v, --version          output the version number
  -i, --indent <indent>  Indnet number.
  -q, --qtMark <qtMark>  Quotation mark, one of ['""', "''", '"', "'"] (default: "\"\"")
  -c, --collapse         Collapse the formatted results.
  -e, --escape           Escape the formatted results.
  -u, --unescape         Unescape source before format.
  -s, --strict           Strict mode.
  -d, --details          Return with formatted details info.
  -h, --help             output usage information

Run: fmt2json -i 4 -q "'" -d

√ Input a string to foramt: · [{name: "Tom", age: 28, gender: "male"}]

==================================================================
                [23:10:11] format-to-json(3.0.3)
------------------------------------------------------------------
[
    {
        name: 'Tom',
        age: 28,
        gender: 'male'
    }
]
------------------------------------------------------------------
{
  fmtType: 'success',
  fmtSign: 'scc',
  fmtLines: 8,
  fmtTime: 0.6254580020904541,
  message: 'Success formated 8 lines!',
  errFormat: false,
  errIndex: NaN,
  errNear: ''
  errExpect: '',
}
==================================================================