How to use json-stringify-safe library In JSON

Steps to use JSON-stringify-safe library with TypeScript:

Step 1: Initialize a New Project

Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where you want to create your TypeScript project. Then run the following command.

npm init

Step 2: Install TypeScript as a dev dependency

You need to install TypeScript as a dev dependency in your project using the below command.

npm install typescript --save-dev

Step 3: Create a tsconfig.json file

The tsconfig.json file contains TypeScript compiler options for your project. Run the following command.

npx tsc --init

Step 4: Install json-stringify-safe

Install the JSON-stringify-safe library using the below command.

npm install json-stringify-safe

Step 5: Install node types

Install the @types/node into your project directory using the below command.

npm install --save @types/node

Step 6: Compile TypeScript Code

Use below command to compile TypeScript code.

npx tsc index.ts

Step 7: Run Your Code

Use the below command to run the code.

node index

Project Structure:

project structure

Example: The below code uses JSON-stringify-safe library to convert an object into JSON string.

Javascript
// index.ts
const stringifySafe = 
    require('json-stringify-safe');

interface Course {
    courseName: string;
    courseFees: number;
}
const course: Course = {
    courseName: 'Javascript',
    courseFees: 30000
}
const jsonString: string = 
    stringifySafe(course);
console.log(jsonString);

Output:

{
"courseName": "Javascript",
"courseFees": 30000
}

How to Convert an Object to a JSON String in Typescript ?

In TypeScript, an object is a collection of related data and functionality. Objects are made up of properties and methods. Properties describe the object, methods describe what it can do.

Table of Content

  • Using JSON.stringify()
  • Using json-stringify-safe library
  • Using a Custom Serialization Function
  • Using TypeScript Decorators for Serialization

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