@dyoder, this was a function you mentioned earlier today. This provides JSON stringification with a null replacer and a tabstop of 2 whitespaces. Hopefully this is straight-forward enough even I can get it, haha. Though, I'm not sure if it should be considered a "string" function or an "object" function.
# Provide JSON object stringification with a `null` replacer and a tabstop of 2 whitespaces.
stringify = (object) -> JSON.stringify object, null, 2
@dyoder, this was a function you mentioned earlier today. This provides JSON stringification with a
null
replacer and a tabstop of 2 whitespaces. Hopefully this is straight-forward enough even I can get it, haha. Though, I'm not sure if it should be considered a "string" function or an "object" function.