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Collection of MSON samples that can be used as a showcase or testing purposes
This repository is a collection of MSON examples, it can be used as a showcase, or for testing purposes.
npm install mson-zoo
import msonZoo from 'mson-zoo';
var msonZoo = require('mson-zoo');
console.log(msonZoo.samples); // Returns a list of samples
var sample = msonZoo.samples[0];
console.log(sample.fileName); // Name of the file
console.log(sample.filePath); // Path to the file
console.log(sample.fileContent); // Content of the file (MSON)
console.log(sample.dataStructureType); // Type of the data structure (e.g. `object`)
console.log(sample.dataStructureName); // Name of the data structure (`# Coupon (object)`)
console.log(sample.dataStructure); // First data structure element
console.log(sample.dataStructures); // All data structure elements found in the file
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Collection of MSON samples that can be used as a showcase or testing purposes
The npm package mson-zoo receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, mson-zoo popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mson-zoo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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