deno-colorize-json

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A library for colorizing JSON strings for DENO

Adapted from the Node Version json-colorizer

Usage and Installation

Installation

dpm install json-colorize

Or import like:

import { colorize } from 'https://deno.land/x/json_colorize/mod.ts';

Usage

import { colorize } from 'https://deno.land/x/json_colorize/mod.ts';
colorize('{ \'foo\': \'bar\' }');

If you pass a string to the colorize function, it will treat it as pre-serialized JSON. This can be used in order to colorize pretty-printed JSON:

import { colorize } from 'https://deno.land/x/json_colorize/mod.ts';
const json = JSON.stringify({ 'foo': 'bar' }, null, 2);
colorize(json);

And you can save the content in a variable and not print with this:

import { colorize } from 'https://deno.land/x/json_colorize/mod.ts';

const msg = colorize('{ \'fooo\': \'baaar\' }', { print: false });

console.log(`Save in a variable ${msg}`);

Customization colors

The tokens available are:

• BRACE
• BRACKET
• COLON
• COMMA
• STRING_KEY
• STRING_LITERAL
• NUMBER_LITERAL
• BOOLEAN_LITERAL
• NULL_LITERAL

You can custom like:

import {
  CODE_COLORS,
  colorize,
} from 'https://deno.land/x/json_colorize/mod.ts';

const example = {
  aaaaaa: 'eeeee',
  aaa: 2,
  a: {
    e: 'xd',
  },
};

colorize(JSON.stringify(example), {
  colors: {
    BRACE: CODE_COLORS.GRAY,
    BRACKET: CODE_COLORS.GRAY,
    COLON: CODE_COLORS.GRAY,
    COMMA: CODE_COLORS.GRAY,
    STRING_KEY: CODE_COLORS.BLUE,
    STRING_LITERAL: CODE_COLORS.GREEN,
    NUMBER_LITERAL: CODE_COLORS.YELLOW,
    BOOLEAN_LITERAL: CODE_COLORS.BLUE,
    NULL_LITERAL: CODE_COLORS.RED,
  },
});

Information

• Author: Teo
• Version: 0.1.0
• License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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