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js-sion

SION deserializer/serializer for ECMAScript

Synopsis

import {SION} from './sion.js';
//...
let obj = SION.parse('["formats":["JSON","SION"]]');
let str = SION.stringify({formats: ["JSON", "SION"]});
//...

Usage

sion.js has no dependency so you can simply put it anywhere handy. It is a ES6 module so you need a faily modern environments.

on browsers

In your JS script:

import {SION} from './sion.js'; // or wherever you put it

Or in your HTML:

<script type="module">
  import {SION} from './sion.js';
</script>

You can even directly import from CDN:

<script type="module">
  import {SION} from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/js-sion@1.2.0/sion.min.js';
</script>

Tree-shaken import is also supported.

import {stringify, parse} from './sion.js';

Besides SION, the trunk, the follow symbols are exported:

• RE_HEXFLOAT: a RegExp that matches hexadecimal floating-point number.
• RE_HEXFLOAT_G: same as RE_HEXFLOAT with a 'g' flag.
• parseHexFloat: parses hexadecimal floating point.
• toHexString: prints number in hexadecimal floating point format.
• stringify: cf. JSON.stringify. stringifies a JS object to a SION string.
• parse: cf. JSON.parse. parses SION string to a JS object.
• version: The version of module.

on node.js

Use node 16 or later that support native esm. You can also use use standard-things/esm.

$ npm install esm js-sion
$ node
> const SION = await import('js-sion');
undefined
> SION
[Module: null prototype] {
  RE_HEXFLOAT: /([+-]?)0x([0-9A-F]+).?([0-9A-F]*)p([+-]?[0-9]+)/i,
  RE_HEXFLOAT_G: /([+-]?)0x([0-9A-F]+).?([0-9A-F]*)p([+-]?[0-9]+)/gi,
  SION: {
    version: '1.2.0',
    RE_HEXFLOAT: /([+-]?)0x([0-9A-F]+).?([0-9A-F]*)p([+-]?[0-9]+)/i,
    RE_HEXFLOAT_G: /([+-]?)0x([0-9A-F]+).?([0-9A-F]*)p([+-]?[0-9]+)/gi,
    parseHexFloat: [Function: parseHexFloat],
    toHexString: [Function: toHexString],
    stringify: [Function: stringify],
    parse: [Function: parse]
  },
  parse: [Function: parse],
  parseHexFloat: [Function: parseHexFloat],
  stringify: [Function: stringify],
  toHexString: [Function: toHexString],
  version: '1.2.0'
}
> SION.parse('["formats":["JSON","SION"]]');
{ formats: [ 'JSON', 'SION' ] }
>  SION.stringify({formats: ["JSON", "SION"]});
'["formats":["JSON","SION"]]'