A small module to read JSON files.
If you want to write JSON files, check out w-json
.
# Using npm
npm install --save r-json
# Using yarn
yarn add r-json
// Dependencies
var ReadJson = require("r-json");
// Read the json file asynchronously
ReadJson(__dirname + "/test.json", function (err, data) {
console.log(err || data);
});
// Read the same file synchronously
console.log(ReadJson(__dirname + "/test.json"));
// Read another JSON file asynchronously, with a default value and a custom w_json config
ReadJson.defaultRead(
"./test2.json",
{myDefaultKey: "myDefaultValue"},
{ new_line: true, space: 4},
function (err, data) {
console.log(err || data);
}
);
// Read the other JSON file synchronously, with a default value
console.log(
ReadJson.defaultRead(
"./test2.json",
{myDefaultKey: "myDefaultValue"}
)
);
There are few ways to get help:
- Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.
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- For direct and quick help, you can use Codementor. π
- String
path
: The JSON file path. - Function
callback
: An optional callback. If not passed, the function will run in sync mode.
If there is some error in reading the JSON file, this would overwrite the file with the default value and return the same. This uses node-w-json for writing the default JSON value and so you can pass configs to node-w-json to beautify the file written
-
String
path
: The JSON file path. -
Object
def_value
: The Default Value -
Object|Number|Boolean
w_json_options
: Optional: w-json config object containing the fields below. If boolean, it will be handled asnew_line
, if number it will be handled asspace
. -
space
(Number): An optional space value for beautifying the json output (default:2
). -
new_line
(Boolean): Iftrue
, a new line character will be added at the end of the stringified content. -
Function
callback
: An optional callback. If not passed, the function will run in sync mode.
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