objfmt

Convert JavaScript value (object, array or other) to human-readable string similar to JSON with indentation. Includes class names together with object literals, and converts Date objects to string representation.

Usage:

import {objfmt, IndentStyle} from 'https://deno.land/x/objfmt@v0.0.2/mod.ts';

const value =
[	{	name: 'Product 1',
        price: 4.99,
        salePrice: 3.99,
        colors: ['green', 'white', 'crimson'],
        publishDate: new Date(2023, 0, 1),
    },
    {	name: 'Product 2',
        price: 9.99,
        colors: ['orange', 'purple'],
        publishDate: new Date(2024, 2, 3),
    },
];

// Default indentation style (Kernighan & Ritchie)
console.log('---------- Kernighan & Ritchie ----------');
console.log(objfmt(value));

// Allman (BSD)
console.log('\n---------- Allman (BSD) ----------');
console.log(objfmt(value, {indentStyle: IndentStyle.Allman}));

// Horstmann
console.log('\n---------- Horstmann ----------');
console.log(objfmt(value, {indentStyle: IndentStyle.Horstmann}));

Interface

function objfmt(value: unknown, options?: Options, indentAll: number|string='', copyKeysOrderFrom?: unknown): string;

interface Options
{	indentWidth?: number,
    indentStyle?: IndentStyle,
}

const enum IndentStyle
{	KR,
    Allman,
    Horstmann,
}

Arguments:

value - a JavaScript value (object, array or other) to format.
options - allows to specify indentWidth and indentStyle
- indentWidth - -1 for TAB indent, and from 0 to 10 (inclusive) for number of spaces. Default: 4.
- indentStyle - Style. Default: Kernighan & Ritchie.
indentAll - string (that consists of spaces and/or tabs) that will be used to indent the whole output string, or number of spaces.
copyKeysOrderFrom - optional object or array, that will be traversed in parallel with the value object, to copy keys order from it. copyKeysOrderFrom can have some or all of the keys in value, and it can contain more keys. This allows to generate 2 stringified objects ready for line-to-line comparison.