JSON.prune
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A pruning version of JSON.stringify, allowing for example to stringify window or any big or recursive object
I have a question about this library license. My question is about the package.json file, I've notice there's a license type named ISC that is different from what is displayed...
Standerted JSON.stringify allows an argument for \t and \n for indentation purposes as follows: ``` JSON.stringify({ uno: 1, dos: 2 }, null, '\t'); // returns the string: // '{ //...
A complex structure can show the highest level item as 'pruned' forcing one to sift through the json atring to find the one unpruned source. Example: https://jsonblob.com/bf90de6d-caf5-11e7-8bfc-27c198b81400 In the example,...
If the library is loaded many time may cause trouble when try to define a property many time. This modification skip to define the `Date.prototype.toPrunedJSON` if is already defined.
It doesn't work on a complex object. Check out the object: _viewer.navigation.getCamera(); in the page: http://developer-autodesk.github.io/viewer-javascript-debugger.tool/ The output will be the same as using JSON.stringify but it shouldn't be.
```JS class MyClass { get value() { return "wow" } }; const myClass = new MyClass(); console.log(JSON.prune(myClass)); // empty object {} ```
Hi, first of all thanks for maintaining this project 🙏 While using `json-prune` with a custom `replacer`, I noticed that there’s no way to tell the difference between a real...
