@jsenv/humanize

humanize

@jsenv/humanize turns a JavaScript value into a string meant to be read by a human. It is written in ES6 and compatible with browsers and Node.js.

import { humanize } from "@jsenv/humanize";

console.log(
  humanize({
    boolean: true,
    number: 10,
    string: "hello world",
  }),
);

❯ node ./docs/demo.mjs
{
  "boolean": true,
  "number": 10,
  "string": "hello world"
}

Comparison with JSON.stringify

Table comparing JSON.stringify and @jsenv/humanize to demonstrates how inspect focuses on readability and accuracy.

value	JSON.stringify	jsenv inspect
123456789	"123456789"	123_456_789
Infinity	"null"	Infinity
-0	"0"	-0
'"'	'"\""'	'"'

Changelog

31.0.0

• Major update on dependencies
• Update how to start dev server in https
• More validation on public function params (type errors thrown on unexpected params)
• "errored" execution status becomes "failed"