function.prettyPrintJSON(obj,

options)

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{code} *File

File name:

* {{

FluidDebugging.js

}} h2. Parameters {span:class=

Parameters Span class borderless-table

} |*{{obj}}*|

obj (Object)

The

JSON

object

to

print | |*{{options}}*|

print options (Object)

(optional)

Options

configuring

how

the

string

is

produced.

The

options

will

be

passed

on

to

{{

JSON.stringify()

}}. | {span} h2. Return Value {span:class=borderless-table} |*String*| A string representation of the JSON object. | {span} {column} {column:width=5%} {column} {column} h3. See Also * [fluid.log] {column} {section} ---- h3. Example {code:javascript}

. Return Value Span class borderless-table String A string representation of the JSON object. Column width 5% Column See Also fluid.log

---

Example

var myObject = {
    arr1: ["foo", "bar"],
    obj1: {
        subObj1: "Foo",
        subObj2: "Bar"
    }
};
var string = fluid.prettyPrintJSON(myObject);

In

this

example,

the

results

string

will

contain

"{\n    arr1: [\"foo\", \"bar\"],\n    obj1: {\n        subObj1: \"Foo\",\n        subObj2: \"Bar\"\n    }\n}"

which,

when

output,

would

produce

{
    arr1: ["foo", "bar"],
    obj1: {
        subObj1: "Foo",
        subObj2: "Bar"
    }

}