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sjson

Description:

sjson means serializable json. It is a rudimentry module for serializable json initiatives.

sjson is built on top of json resolving 2 dead lock features: function in objects and cyclic redundancy.

sjson allows you to put function source code in the object and parseJSON will convert string function to function in runtime.

e.g.:

  var target={
    a:1,
    b:2,
    theplusfunction:"#!function \
    return o.a+o.b;"
  }
  var result1=sjson.parseJSON({sjson:target}).sjson;

sjson allows you to reference cyclic redundancy references as functions above at runtime.

e.g.

var target={
  a:1,
  b:2,
  theplusfunction:"#!function return o.a+o.b",
  file:"#!file test/data1.sjson",   // file reference test/data1.sjson  this reference uses fs.readFileSync
  c:"#!reference theplusfunction"   // c reference target.a   this reference uses jsonPath
}
var result1=sjson.parseJSON({sjson:target}).sjson;
console.log(result1)
var result2=result1.c(target);
console.log(result2)
assert.equal(result2,3);

versions

0.0.7 allow deep nested reference with #!file

sjson.remake

sjson.parser

switching to GNU License

0.0.6 allow #!file reference

0.0.5 sjson is now in private space

0.0.4 #!reference now use jsonpath-plus module, more awesome!

0.0.3 #!reference now use jsonpath module, awesome!

0.0.2 #!reference working

0.0.1 init #!function working

Future Plan

sjson.stringify

move #!reference to name

sjson directory convert to object

sjson.find

make sjson in o.sjson, so you can reference self in o.sjson