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sort-jsonc

v1.0.2

Published

Sort JSONC without mangling comments!

Downloads

103

Readme

sort-jsonc

npm

✅ Sort JSONC (JSON with comments) without mangling comments!

Works with regular JSON too, of course!

See sort-jsonc-cli for the CLI version.

Usage

See the API reference for info on all options.

import { sortJsonc } from 'sort-jsonc';

// JSON with comments
const jsonc = `{
  "charlie": 0,
  /*
   * Big block comment explaining "nested"
   */
  "nested": {
    "caesar": 0, // Comment left of "nested.c"
    "adam": 0,
    "bertil": 0
  },
  "array": [
    { "amsterdam": 0, "baltimore": 0 },
    { "yankee": 0, "zulu": 0 }
  ],
  "bravo": 0,
  // Comment above "a"
  "alfa": 1
}`;

// Sort it alphabetically...
const sortedAlphabetically = sortJsonc(jsonc);

// ... or sort it by preferred key order...
const sortedPreferred = sortJsonc(jsonc, { sort: ['nested', 'array'] });

// ... or sort it however you want!
const sortedByKeyLength = sortJsonc(jsonc, { sort: (a, b) => a.length - b.length });
sortedAlphabetically
{
  // Comment above "a"
  "alfa": 1,
  "array": [
    {
      "amsterdam": 0,
      "baltimore": 0
    },
    {
      "yankee": 0,
      "zulu": 0
    }
  ],
  "bravo": 0,
  "charlie": 0,
  /*
   * Big block comment explaining "nested"
   */
  "nested": {
    "adam": 0,
    "bertil": 0,
    "caesar": 0 // Comment left of "nested.c"
  }
}
sortedPreferred
{
  /*
   * Big block comment explaining "nested"
   */
  "nested": {
    "adam": 0,
    "bertil": 0,
    "caesar": 0 // Comment left of "nested.c"
  },
  "array": [
    {
      "amsterdam": 0,
      "baltimore": 0
    },
    {
      "yankee": 0,
      "zulu": 0
    }
  ],
  // Comment above "a"
  "alfa": 1,
  "bravo": 0,
  "charlie": 0
}
sortedAlphabetically
{
  // Comment above "a"
  "alfa": 1,
  "array": [
    {
      "amsterdam": 0,
      "baltimore": 0
    },
    {
      "zulu": 0,
      "yankee": 0
    }
  ],
  "bravo": 0,
  /*
   * Big block comment explaining "nested"
   */
  "nested": {
    "adam": 0,
    "caesar": 0, // Comment left of "nested.c"
    "bertil": 0
  },
  "charlie": 0
}

Installation

| npm | yarn | pnpm | | ------------------------ | --------------------- | --------------------- | | npm install sort-jsonc | yarn add sort-jsonc | pnpm add sort-jsonc |

API reference

sortJsonc(jsonc, options)

  sortJsonc(jsonc: string, options?: SortJsoncOptions): string

Sorts a JSON/JSONC string without mangling comments (can also remove them if wanted).

Sorts alphabetically by default, but can also sort by preferred key order or by a custom sort function.

Parameters

| Name | Type | Description | | --------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | | jsonc | string | The JSONC string to sort. | | options | SortJsoncOptions | Options for sorting. See below for more info. |

Options

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | sort | CompareFn or string[] | undefined | Can be a compare function (like Array.sort) or a list of ordered keys. Sorts alphabetically if left blank. | | spaces | number | 2 | Number of spaces to indent the JSON. Same as the third parameter of JSON.stringify(). | | removeComments | boolean | false | Whether to remove comments or not. | | parseReviver | Reviver | undefined | Reviver function, like the second parameter of JSON.parse(). | | stringifyReviver | Reviver | undefined | Reviver function, like the second parameter of JSON.stringify(). |