json-maker

About

json-maker is an easy to use JSON making tool, with the ability to write JSON files and use the raw JSON object as a variable.

Installation

NPM 5.0.0 or above:

npm install json-maker

NPM 4.6.1 or below:

npm install --save json-maker

Constructor

load

Optional: True

Returns: Nothing

options

• path : File to load on construction

Loads a JSON file on construction into the native JSON storage.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker('./kek9.json');

setTimeout(() => {
    console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));
}, 1000);

API

json

Returns: JSON Object

Returns the raw JSON Object that was created using addField()

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));

addField(title, data)

Returns: Module

options

• title : Title of JSON entry
• data : Data to be associated with JSON title

Adds a field to the JSON object with the specified title and data values.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.addField('kek9', 'lul5');

console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));

removeField(title)

Returns: Module

options

• title : Title of JSON entry

Allows you to delete a field based on the key title.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.removeField('kek9');

console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));

write(file-path)

Returns: Promise

options

• file-path : Path and file to write to. Has no extension by default.

Writes the JSON object in the package to a the specified file.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.write('./kek.json').then(() => console.log('Wrote to file')).catch(err => console.error(err));

load(file-path)

Returns: Promise

options

• file-path : Path and file to load from. Has no extension by default.

Loads the JSON object from the file specified.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.load('./test.json').then(()=>{
    console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));
});

exists(title)

Returns: Boolean

options

• title : Title of JSON entry

Returns a boolean depending on if the entry exists or not.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

console.log(jsonMaker.exists('kek9'));

clear()

Returns: null

Clears the JSON object in the package.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.clear();

console.log(JSON.stringify(jsonMaker.json));

get(title)

Returns: null or Key Value

options

• title : Key name of the JSON field

Allows you to get the value of a key from the JSON object.

const _jsonMaker = require('json-maker');
const jsonMaker = new _jsonMaker();

jsonMaker.addField('title-here', 'value-here');

console.log(jsonMaker.get('title-here'));

To-Do

Allow for extra JSON objects

'Nuff said

Make option to automatically stringify

Since this package will most likely become a class, it would be a part of the constructor.

Make option for multiple fields with same key value

Since this package will most likely become a class, it would be a part of the constructor.