jsDump.parse(object) returns a string containing a human-readable representation of object.
jsDump is like Mozilla’s toSource(), but it works in all modern browsers.
jsDump was originally developed by Ariel Flesler. This fork based on version 1.0.0.
JSON.stringify(). Doesn’t serialize functions and DOM nodes.inspect() from Node.js sys modulerepr() from Narwhal’s util moduleconsole._source_of() from Console.jsnpm install jsDump
Usage:
var jsDump = require("jsDump");
jsDump.parse({foo: 'bar', length: 0});
In the browser:
git submodule update --inittests/index.htmlOr from command line:
$ narwhal tests/*_test.js
Use jQuery coding style. Basically, use tabs instead of spaces.
FAQs
returns a string containing a human-readable representation of object
We found that jsDump demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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