Add a filter option
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sorry for the delay, i'll get this reviewed soon. |
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@nlf No rush. Thanks! ⭐ |
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@kitcambridge mind updating this so it will merge cleanly and adding some docs? then i'll be happy to merge it and get it into the 3.0.0 release |
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May 21, 2015 14:17
This matches `JSON.stringify()`, which accepts a filter function or property list as its second argument. If a function is specified, it is called to obtain the replacement value. Otherwise, if an array is specified, it is used to select properties and array indices for stringification.
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@nlf All set. Thanks again! |
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This matches
JSON.stringify(), which accepts a filter function or property list as its second argument. If a function is specified, it is called to obtain the replacement value. Otherwise, if an array is specified, it is used to select properties and array indices for stringification.This could be accomplished via a deep copy in user code, but I think it's useful to have—especially since
qs.stringifytraverses the object, anyway.