22 lines
690 B
JavaScript
22 lines
690 B
JavaScript
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/*! (c) Andrea Giammarchi - ISC */
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import {deserialize} from './deserialize.js';
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import {serialize} from './serialize.js';
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const {parse: $parse, stringify: $stringify} = JSON;
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const options = {json: true, lossy: true};
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/**
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* Revive a previously stringified structured clone.
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* @param {string} str previously stringified data as string.
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* @returns {any} whatever was previously stringified as clone.
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*/
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export const parse = str => deserialize($parse(str));
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/**
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* Represent a structured clone value as string.
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* @param {any} any some clone-able value to stringify.
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* @returns {string} the value stringified.
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*/
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export const stringify = any => $stringify(serialize(any, options));
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