jsmoves v0.2.0

jsmoves

Move JS from one live system to another.

engines: node >= 8.x

Example

const {encode, decode} = require('jsmoves');
const obj = {
  a: 1,
  b() {
    return 1;
  }
};
const str = encode(obj);
const obj1 = decode(str);

Installation

npm i jsmoves --save

API

.encode(obj, throwOnInvalidType = false)

.decode(str throwOnInvalidSyntax = false)

By default, without throwing errors, .encode() returns false given an invalid type. By default, without throwing errors, .decode() returns undefined given a invalid syntax.

Supported data types

• String
• Boolean
• Number
• Array
• Object
• Date
• Function (all combinations of: regular, async, generator, arrow)
• NaN
• null
• undefined

All types are supported when wrapped in a function.

Caveats

Function behavior is normalized and consistent; however, the parsed function may contain slight formatting differences from the original; its functionality however, will remain consistent.

Perf

As fast as native JSON.parse() JSON.stringify():

// 1M iterations. Each iteration calls both encode and decode.

// jsmoves:
// milliseconds: 6833.45
// ops/sec: 146,338.965
// ---
// control (native):
// milliseconds: 7033.58
// ops/sec: 142,175.109

License

MIT