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node-json-stringify

v3.6.1

Published

A very basic service with one purpose: stringify a JSON object

Downloads

18

Readme

JSON Stringify Build Status

An isomorphic service with one purpose: stringify a JSON-Object. Simple but convenient.

Whait what?!

Just paste an arbitrary JSON-Object into the textarea and hit the button. You will eithter get an error message or the Object as valid JSON-String ready to go.

Bonus: The output is already copied to your clipboard!

You can also type directly into the textarea and get instant feedback. Just try it.

Online

https://json-stringify.now.sh

Local

Clone the repository: $ git clone https://github.com/martinkr/node-json-stringify.git

With the included Dockerfile

Fast and clean. No additional files on your machine.

  • Build the image: $ docker build -t jsonstringify:latest .
  • Start the container: $ docker run -p 3001:3000 jsonstringify:latest
  • Go to: http://localhost:3001

Uses alpine:3.6 and node:8.4.0.

Directly on your machine:

Fast and easy, but all those node_modules ...

  • Install dependencies $ npm install or $ yarn
  • Build the files and start server $ npm start or $ yarn start
  • Go to: http://localhost:3000

Requires nodejs. Recomended: v8.4.0, but it might work with older versions too.

Tech Stack

  • Isomorphic ECMAScript 2015 with babeljs v6.23.0, babelify v7.3.0, browserify v14.4.0 and uglify-js v3.0.28
  • Rendering Mustache v2.3.0 templates
  • CSS 3 piped through postcss-cli v4.1.1 with cssnano v3.10.0 and cssnano-preset-advanced v4.0.0-rc.2,
  • Running on express`v4.14.1
  • With forever v0.15.3

License

Licensed under the MIT licenses.

Copyright (c) 2016, 2017 Martin Krause [email protected] http://martinkr.github.io