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plainify-loader
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Convert JSON to plain object.
Loader developed for usage with react-intl
which can use only
plain objects as messages object.
But I like structure used in counterpart.js
or Rails I18n
, where locales
represents as nested object, but ids used by library for traversing over
the locales.
{
"key": "value",
"nested": {
"other_key": "other_value"
}
}
{
"key": "value",
"nested.other_key": "other_value"
}
The loader provides support only for values represented as strings or objects with strings values because developed for the particular usage.
npm install plainify-loader
import json from "json!plainify!./file.json";
// => returns file.json content as JSON parsed and plainified object
or you can use it with yaml-loader
import json from "json!plainify!yaml!./file.yml";
// => returns file.yml content as YAML parsed and plainified object
Great thanks to @jumpgh for contributions.
FAQs
Convert JSON to plain object.
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