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Comparing version 2.0.2 to 2.1.0

bin/json.js

package.json

README.md

		@@ -35,1 +35,25 @@ # json
		- You can supply a string to replace the default indentation text (two space).

		## CLI

		There is a CLI utility paired with this module that is exposed as the command `json`.

		This command has the same configuration options as the utility function.

		Just pipe some data to it to format it with friendly colors.

		```shell
		cat package.json \| json
		```

		Want a flat structure indented?

		```shell
		cat flat.json \| json -C
		```

		Want an indented structure flattend?

		```shell
		cat indented.json \| json -CI
		```

test/json.test.js

		const tap = require('tap')
		const json = require('../lib/json')

		const obj = {
		A: [
		{
		a: 1,
		b: 2
		},
		{
		c: '3',
		d: '4'
		}
		],
		B: [
		{
		e: true,
		f: false
		},
		{
		g: null
		}
		],
		C: [],
		D: {},
		'"E"': '"quoted"',
		'\\F\\': '\\escaped\\',
		'\\G\\': '\nnewlines\n',
		'\\H\\': '"',
		'\\I\\': '',
		'some-thing': 'hyphenated'
		}

		tap.test('Should format an object', async assert => {
		const obj = {
		A: [
		{
		a: 1,
		b: 2
		},
		{
		c: '3',
		d: '4'
		}
		],
		B: [
		{
		e: true,
		f: false
		},
		{
		g: null,
		h: undefined
		}
		]
		}

		assert.ok(typeof json(obj) === 'string')
		assert.same(json({}), '{}')
		assert.same(json({ id: 'jason' }, { indent: false, color: false }), '{"id":"jason"}')
		})

		tap.test('Should parse a string then format', async assert => {
		tap.test('Should parse a json string then format', async assert => {
		assert.ok(typeof json('{}') === 'string')
		assert.same(json('{}'), '{}')
		assert.same(obj, JSON.parse(json(JSON.stringify(obj), { color: false })))
		})

		tap.test('Should generate valid JSON in non-colorized mode', async assert => {
		assert.same(obj, JSON.parse(json(obj, { color: false })))
		assert.same(obj, JSON.parse(json(obj, { color: false, indent: false })))
		assert.same(obj, JSON.parse(json(obj, { color: false, indent: 4 })))
		})

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