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json-yaml

v0.1.0

Published

allows you to parse a string or read a file without caring whether it is JSON or YAML

Downloads

6

Readme

json-yaml

This package allows you to parse a string or read a file without caring whether it is JSON or YAML.

Installation

You can install this package via NPM:

$ npm install --save json-yaml

Usage

Using the package is simple. If you want to parse a string, use it like so:

var jsonYaml = require('json-yaml');
var config1 = jsonYaml('{foo: 1, bar: 2}');
var config2 = jsonYaml('key: value\nkey2: value2');

The string can contain comments and they will be ignored.

There are also two helper functions included for reading files synchronously and asynchronously:

var jsonYaml = require('json-yaml');
var config1 = jsonYaml.readFileSync('config.json', 'utf-8');

jsonYaml.readFile('config.yaml', 'utf8', function (err, result) {
  // result is JS object representing parsed file
});

These functions have the same signature as their fs counterpart, with the caveat that you must provide an encoding or it will die unceremoniously.

Running the tests

This project uses mocha, so run the tests like so:

$ mocha

Contributing

I very much welcome pull requests and suggestions, although unfortunately it can sometimes take me a while to respond if I'm busy - apologies. In lieu of formal guidelines, please try to keep to the same coding style.

Licence

MIT licence: do what you will.