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is-good-json

v1.0.6

Published

An npm package to check if the JSON is valid and not empty

Downloads

13

Readme

is-good-json

Simple package to validate JSON files.

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Usage

isGoodJSON('{"kity": "Fluffy"}'); // returns parsed object
isGoodJSON('{"kity" "Fluffy"}'); // returns false

Install / Update

npm install --save is-good-json

Usage

Syntax

isGoodJSON(<argument>);

Example

// load package
const isGoodJSON = require('is-good-json');

// use it
isGoodJSON('{"this": "is","a": "good json"}'); // -> returns parsed object: {"this": "is","a": "good json"}
isGoodJSON({ this: 'is', a: 'good json' }); // -> returns same object

isGoodJSON('{ha: "hi" meuo: "ho"}'); // -> returns false
isGoodJSON('[{"ths":asdf}{"adasd":asdf}]'); // -> returns false

// empty arrays and objects
isGoodJSON('[]'); // -> returns false
isGoodJSON('{}'); // -> returns false
isGoodJSON([]); // -> returns false
isGoodJSON({}); // -> returns false

Usage

Syntax : b = isGoodJSON(a);

where a and b are as follows,

| value of a | value of b | | ------------------------- | ------------------ | | null | false | | true or false | false | | any number | false | | valid json as string | parsed json object | | valid json as object | same json object | | invalid json as string | false | | invalid json as object | false | | valid, but empty json | false | | valid non-empty object | same object | | valid non-empty array | same array | | valid, but empty object | false | | valid, but empty array | false |

one more example

isGoodJSON('{"name": "Kitty", "friends":["tom", "jerry"]}');
/* returns the following parsed object:
    {
        name: "kitty",
        friends: ["tom", "jerry"]
    }
 */

If you wish to file any feature/bugs, mention it on issues.

Enjoy.

Change log

  • v1.0.5, v1.0.6
    • linting stuffs
    • docs
    • greenkeeper issues
  • v1.0.4
    • Perf improvements with #1, (thanks @demacdonald)
    • adds Greenkeeper, tavis ci.
  • v1.0.3
    • Documentation updates.
  • v1.0.2
    • Dependency adjustments.
  • v1.0.1
    • Github integration done right.
  • v1.0.0
    • Initial release

License

MIT © Vajahath Ahmed