Deterministic stringification for when performance and bundle size matters
npm install @atlaschain/fast-stable-stringifyThis project is a fork of nickyout/fast-stable-stringify
The most popular repository providing this feature is substack's json-stable-stringify. The intent of this library is to provide a faster alternative for when performance is more important than features. It assumes you provide basic javascript values without circular references, and returns a non-indented string.
Usage:
``javascript`
import stringify from '@atlas/fast-stable-stringify';
stringify({ d: 0, c: 1, a: 2, b: 3, e: 4 }); // '{"a":2,"b":3,"c":1,"d":0,"e":4}'
Just like substack's, it:
- handles all variations of all basic javascript values (number, string, boolean, array, object, null, Date, BigInt)
- handles undefined _and_ function in the same way as JSON.stringify
- does not support ie8 (and below) with complete certainty.
Unlike substack's, it:
- does not implement the 'replacer' or 'space' arguments of the JSON.stringify method
- does not check for circular references
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npm run test:unit:browser
npm run test:unit:node