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function.prettyPrintJSON(obj, options);
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File name: FluidDebugging.js Parameters| Span |
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| obj
| (Object) The JSON object to print | options
| (Object) (optional) Options configuring how the string is produced. The options will be passed on to JSON.stringify(). |
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Return Value| Span |
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| String | A string representation of the JSON object. |
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Example| Code Block |
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var myObject = {
arr1: ["foo", "bar"],
obj1: {
subObj1: "Foo",
subObj2: "Bar"
}
};
var string = fluid.prettyPrintJSON(myObject);
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In this example, the results string will contain | Code Block |
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"{\n arr1: [\"foo\", \"bar\"],\n obj1: {\n subObj1: \"Foo\",\n subObj2: \"Bar\"\n }\n}"
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which, when output, would produce | Code Block |
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{
arr1: ["foo", "bar"],
obj1: {
subObj1: "Foo",
subObj2: "Bar"
}
} |
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