json-human-buffer v1.1.0

json-human-buffer

Just like json-buffer but optimized for human readability.

All buffers are encoded as base64 with a .base64 extension at the end. If a string already ends in .base64 or ., another period is appended, and this will removed when decoding, so encoding/decoding is fully two-way.

When streaming, I recommend using \n\n (two newlines) as a delimiter. It's easier to implement a line delimited parser and combine it with a non-streaming json parser, which has good support in every language. even in javascript, it's faster to use string.split('\n\n') than to parse streaming json. Using double newlines as a delimiter means you can pretty print the json, for maximum readability!

var JSONH = require('json-human-buffer')

var string = JSONH.stringify(object, null, 2) //pretty printed with newlines
var _object = JSONH.parse(string)

License

MIT