Using nodejs and express, I'd like to return one or multiple objects (array) using JSON. In the code below I output one JSON object at a time. It works but this isn't exactly what I want. The response produced isn't a valid JSON response since I have many...

This seems like a solved problem but I am unable to find a solution for it. Basically, I read a JSON file, change a key, and write back the new JSON to the same file. All works, but I loose the JSON formatting.So, instead of: { name:'test', version:...

For example, a HTTP REST API just returned me a JSON, but of course it's a string right now. How can I turn it into a JSON?

For example, a HTTP REST API just returned me a JSON, but of course it's a string right now. How can I turn it into a JSON?

I've installed node-xml but I don't think it works the way I expect. and it doesnt' have example. any recommendation for xml-2-json (js) for node.js? I also looked at xml2js in npm but it is deprecated and people reported that it is broken with the l...

If I defined an object in JS with: var j={"name":"binchen"}; How can I convert the object to JSON? The output string should be: '{"name":"binchen"}'

If I defined an object in JS with: var j={"name":"binchen"}; How can I convert the object to JSON? The output string should be: '{"name":"binchen"}'

Is package.json supposed to be manually edited? Couldn't a program like npm just look through the files, see the "require" statements, and then use that to put the necessary entries in the package.json file? Are there any programs like that?

Is there a reliable way to JSON.stringify a JavaScript object that guarantees that the ceated JSON string is the same across all browsers, node.js and so on, given that the Javascript object is the same? I want to hash JS objects like { signed_data: o...

In Node.js is there any way to listen to all events emitted by an EventEmitter object? e.g., can you do something like... event_emitter.on('',function(event[, arg1][, arg2]...) {} The idea is that I want to grab all of the events spit out by a server ...

How should I parse JSON using Node.js? Is there some module which will validate and parse JSON securely?

How should I parse JSON using Node.js? Is there some module which will validate and parse JSON securely?

I'm using Node.js to POST JSON to PostBin but the data is being wrongly formated (as you can see here: http://www.postbin.org/1cpndqw). This is the code I'm using for tesT: var http = require('http'); var options = { host: 'www.postbin.org', port: ...

I'm using Node.js to POST JSON to PostBin but the data is being wrongly formated (as you can see here: http://www.postbin.org/1cpndqw). This is the code I'm using for tesT: var http = require('http'); var options = { host: 'www.postbin.org', port: ...

I am receiving a JSON object as : http.get(options, function(res) { res.on('data', function (chunk) { console.log('BODY: ' + chunk); var obj = JSON.parse(chunk); console.log(sys.inspect(obj)); }); }); And it prints: BOD...

so I'm learning NodeJS and javascript in general, and playing around with it and I have some problems parsing a JSON. I receive the following from the "user": { "sync_contact_list": [ { "name": "c", "number": "789", "email": "" ...

I have a JSON file which I need to iterate over, as shown below... { "device_id": "8020", "data": [{ "Timestamp": "04-29-11 05:22:39 pm", "Start_Value": 0.02, "Abstract": 18.60, "Editor": 65.20 }, { "T...

I would like to include a couple of JSON files in my JavaScript code that are in the same directory as my JavaScript source file. If I wanted to include another JavaScript file I could simply use require. Now I'm using readFileSync and __dirname to get t...

Is it possible to print an objects contents e.g. methods and attributes in Node.js? At the moment I'm trying to print the session object and get the following: console.log("Session:" + session); > Session:[object Object] Maybe in a similar way to p...

I returned mongoose docs as json in this way: UserModel.find({}, function (err, users) { return res.end(JSON.stringify(users)); } However, user.__proto__ was also returned. How can I return without it? I tried this but not worked: UserModel.find({...