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silver-fleece

v1.2.1

Published

Parse and manipulate JSON strings

Downloads

403,277

Readme

silver-fleece

Forked from golden-fleece but adjusted and simplified to parse normal JSON with comments. This makes it a bit faster, and the output will always be parsable by standard JSON parsers (comments are only added if you add them).

Why?

Patching files like package.json or tsconfig.json.

Usage

Install it with npm install silver-fleece and import it into your app:

import * as fleece from 'silver-fleece';

fleece.parse(str, [options])

const ast = fleece.parse(`true`);
// { start: 0, end: 4, type: 'Literal', raw: 'true', value: true }

The returned AST is ESTree compliant.

You can optionally pass callbacks that are fired whenever a value or comment is encountered:

const ast = fleece.parse(str, {
	onComment: comment => {
		console.log('got a comment', comment);
	},
	onValue: value => {
		console.log('got a value', value);
	}
});

fleece.evaluate(str)

const { answer } = fleece.evaluate(`{ "answer": 42 }`);
answer === 42; // true

fleece.patch(str, value)

This is where it gets fun:

const str = `
	"number": 1,
	"string": "yes",
	"object": { "nested": true },
	"array": ["this", "that", "the other"]
`;

const object = fleece.evaluate(str);
object.number = 42;
object.array[2] = 'EVERYTHING';

fleece.patch(str, object) === `{
	"number": 42,
	"string": "yes",
	"object": { "nested": true },
	"array": ["this", "that", "EVERYTHING"]
}`; // true

Notice that the formatting has been preserved.

fleece.stringify(value, [options])

const object = {
	string: 'hello',
	'quoted-property': 2,
	array: [3, 4]
};

fleece.stringify(object) === `{
	"string": "hello",
	"quoted-property": 2,
	"array": [
		3,
		4
	]
}`; // true

To indent with spaces instead of tabs, pass spaces: n, where n is the number of spaces at each level of indentation.

fleece.stringify(object, {
	spaces: 2
}) === `{
  "string": "hello",
  "quoted-property": 2,
  "array": [
    3,
    4
  ]
}`; // true

License and copyright

Original golden-fleece code is owned and copyrighted by Rich Harris and other contributors. They have released their contributions under the LIL license.

The silver-fleece changes are written by Evert Heylen and other contributors and are also released under the same LIL license.