@jsenv/inspect
turns a JavaScript value into a string meant to be read by a human. It is written in ES6 and compatible with browsers and Node.js.
import { inspect } from "@jsenv/inspect"
console.log(
inspect({
boolean: true,
number: 10,
string: "hello world",
}),
)
❯ node ./docs/demo.mjs
{
"boolean": true,
"number": 10,
"string": "hello world"
}
Comparison with JSON.stringify
Table comparing JSON.stringify
and @jsenv/inspect
to demonstrates how inspect focuses on readability and accuracy.
value | JSON.stringify | jsenv inspect |
---|---|---|
123456789 | "123456789" | 123_456_789 |
Infinity | "null" | Infinity |
-0 | "0" | -0 |
'"' | '"\""' | '"' |