Replace numbers in exponential notation by numbers in fixed-point notation (or anything else) in a string of JSON.
npm install json-replace-exponentialsjson-replace-exponentials
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This module provides a function which takes a JSON string and replaces all
numbers in exponential notation. By default, numbers in exponential notation
are replaced by numbers in fixed-point notation. If an optional replacer
function is provided, its return value is used instead.
The primary motivation for this module is to produce JSON for programs which
handle exponential notation incorrectly (e.g.
Azure/autorest#3006).
Using the CLI:
``sh`
json-replace-exponentials
Using the API:
`js
const { readFile, writeFile } = require('fs').promises;
const jsonReplaceExponentials = require('json-replace-exponentials');
readFile('input-exponentials.json', { encoding: 'utf8' })
.then((json) => writeFile(
'output-fixed.json',
JSON.stringify(jsonReplaceExponentials(json), undefined, 2),
);
`
* Preserves white-space and formatting of input JSON.
* Preserves full precision of replaced numbers, even for numbers which can
not be exactly represented by the JavaScript number type.RangeError
* The default replacer throws for numbers where the exponential
is larger than 1,000 or smaller than -1,000 to mitigate unexpected result
size increases for large fixed-point representations.
Warning: Consider this risk when using a custom replacer.
* Does not parse or validate input JSON. If input is not valid JSON, the
behavior of json-replace-exponentials is undefined.
This package can be
installed using npm, either globally or locally, by
running:
`sh`
npm install json-replace-exponentials
As noted above, by default, exponents larger than 1,000 or -1,000 cause
RangeError to be thrown. To replace with (non-standard) Infinity andUnderflow, and others with the default replacement:
`js
const jsonReplaceExponentials = require('json-replace-exponentials');
function replacer(exponential) {
const match = /eE[0-9]{4,}$/.exec(exponential);
if (match) {
return match[1] === '-' ? 'Underflow' : 'Infinity';
}
return jsonReplaceExponentials(exponential);
}
jsonReplaceExponentials(json, replacer);
``
To use this module as a library, see the API
Documentation.
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Conduct.
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