Use optional args for JSON.stringify and JSON.parseExn

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 
 ## Next version
 
+- Add optional arguments to `JSON.stringify` and `JSON.parseExn` and deprecate `JSON.stringifyWithIndent`, `JSON.stringifyWithReplacer`, `JSON.parseExnWithReviver` etc. https://github.com/rescript-association/rescript-core/pull/201
 - Add `Array.join` and deprecate `Array.joinWith`. https://github.com/rescript-association/rescript-core/pull/205
 - BREAKING: Intl types: simplify bindings for constructors / functions with optional arguments. https://github.com/rescript-association/rescript-core/pull/198
 - Fix: Expose Intl.Common. https://github.com/rescript-association/rescript-core/pull/197

scripts/DocTests.mjs

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ function prepareCompiler() {
         stdio: "ignore",
         cwd: compilerDir
       });
-  var dict = JSON.parse(Fs.readFileSync(Path.join(corePath, "package.json")));
+  var dict = JSON.parse(Fs.readFileSync(Path.join(corePath, "package.json")), undefined);
   var currentCoreVersion;
   if (!Array.isArray(dict) && (dict === null || typeof dict !== "object") && typeof dict !== "number" && typeof dict !== "string" && typeof dict !== "boolean") {
     throw {
@@ -179,7 +179,7 @@ function extractDocFromFile(file) {
         "doc",
         file
       ]);
-  return Tools_Docgen.decodeFromJson(JSON.parse(spawn.stdout.toString()));
+  return Tools_Docgen.decodeFromJson(JSON.parse(spawn.stdout.toString(), undefined));
 }
 
 function getExamples(param) {

src/Core__JSON.res

@@ -7,25 +7,38 @@ type rec t = Js.Json.t =
   | Object(Core__Dict.t<t>)
   | Array(array<t>)
 
-@raises @val external parseExn: string => t = "JSON.parse"
-@raises @val external parseExnWithReviver: (string, (string, t) => t) => t = "JSON.parse"
-@val external stringify: t => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@val external stringifyWithIndent: (t, @as(json`null`) _, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@val external stringifyWithReplacer: (t, (string, t) => t) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@val
+@unboxed
+type replacer = Keys(array<string>) | Replacer((string, t) => t)
+
+@raises @val external parseExn: (string, ~reviver: (string, t) => t=?) => t = "JSON.parse"
+@deprecated("Use `parseExn` with optional parameter instead") @raises @val
+external parseExnWithReviver: (string, (string, t) => t) => t = "JSON.parse"
+
+@val external stringify: (t, ~replacer: replacer=?, ~space: int=?) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead") @val
+external stringifyWithIndent: (t, @as(json`null`) _, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead") @val
+external stringifyWithReplacer: (t, (string, t) => t) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameters instead") @val
 external stringifyWithReplacerAndIndent: (t, (string, t) => t, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@val external stringifyWithFilter: (t, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@val external stringifyWithFilterAndIndent: (t, array<string>, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@raises @val external stringifyAny: 'a => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead") @val
+external stringifyWithFilter: (t, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameters instead") @val
+external stringifyWithFilterAndIndent: (t, array<string>, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+
 @raises @val
+external stringifyAny: ('a, ~replacer: replacer=?, ~space: int=?) => option<string> =
+  "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead") @raises @val
 external stringifyAnyWithIndent: ('a, @as(json`null`) _, int) => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
-@raises @val
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead") @raises @val
 external stringifyAnyWithReplacer: ('a, (string, t) => t) => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
-@raises @val
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameters instead") @raises @val
 external stringifyAnyWithReplacerAndIndent: ('a, (string, t) => t, int) => option<string> =
   "JSON.stringify"
-@raises @val external stringifyAnyWithFilter: ('a, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
-@raises @val
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead") @raises @val
+external stringifyAnyWithFilter: ('a, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameters instead") @raises @val
 external stringifyAnyWithFilterAndIndent: ('a, array<string>, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
 module Classify = {

src/Core__JSON.resi

@@ -14,10 +14,14 @@ type rec t = Js.Json.t =
   | Object(Core__Dict.t<t>)
   | Array(array<t>)
 
+@unboxed
+type replacer = Keys(array<string>) | Replacer((string, t) => t)
+
 /** 
-`parseExn(string)` 
+`parseExn(string, ~reviver=?)` 
 
 Parses a JSON string or throws a JavaScript exception (SyntaxError), if the string isn't valid.
+The reviver describes how the value should be transformed. It is a function which receives a key and a value.
 It returns a JSON type.
 
 ## Examples
@@ -31,6 +35,25 @@ try {
 } catch {
 | Exn.Error(_) => Console.log("error")
 }
+
+let reviver = (_, value: JSON.t) =>
+  switch value {
+  | String(string) => string->String.toUpperCase->JSON.Encode.string
+  | Number(number) => (number *. 2.0)->JSON.Encode.float
+  | _ => value
+  }
+
+let jsonString = `{"hello":"world","someNumber":21}`
+
+try {
+  JSON.parseExn(jsonString, ~reviver)->Console.log
+  // { hello: 'WORLD', someNumber: 42 }
+
+  JSON.parseExn("", ~reviver)->Console.log
+  // error
+} catch {
+| Exn.Error(_) => Console.log("error")
+}
 ```
 
 ## Exceptions 
@@ -39,7 +62,7 @@ try {
 */
 @raises(Exn.t)
 @val
-external parseExn: string => t = "JSON.parse"
+external parseExn: (string, ~reviver: (string, t) => t=?) => t = "JSON.parse"
 
 /** 
 `parseExnWithReviver(string, reviver)` 
@@ -50,15 +73,12 @@ It returns a JSON type.
 
 ## Examples
 ```rescript
-let reviver = (_, value) => {
-  let valueType = JSON.Classify.classify(value)
-
-  switch valueType {
+let reviver = (_, value: JSON.t) =>
+  switch value {
   | String(string) => string->String.toUpperCase->JSON.Encode.string
   | Number(number) => (number *. 2.0)->JSON.Encode.float
   | _ => value
   }
-}
 
 let jsonString = `{"hello":"world","someNumber":21}`
 
@@ -77,14 +97,17 @@ try {
 
 - Raises a SyntaxError if the string isn't valid JSON.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `parseExn` with optional parameter instead")
 @raises(Exn.t)
 @val
 external parseExnWithReviver: (string, (string, t) => t) => t = "JSON.parse"
 
 /** 
-`stringify(json)` 
+`stringify(json, ~replacer=?, ~space=?)` 
 
 Converts a JSON object to a JSON string.
+The replacer describes how the value should be transformed. It is a function which receives a key and a value,
+or an array of keys which should be included in the output.
 If you want to stringify any type, use `JSON.stringifyAny` instead.
 
 ## Examples
@@ -98,10 +121,32 @@ let json =
 
 JSON.stringify(json)
 // {"foo":"bar","hello":"world","someNumber":42}
+
+JSON.stringify(json, ~space=2)
+// {
+//   "foo": "bar",
+//   "hello": "world",
+//   "someNumber": 42
+// }
+
+JSON.stringify(json, ~replacer=Keys(["foo", "someNumber"]))
+// {"foo":"bar","someNumber":42}
+
+let replacer = JSON.Replacer((_, value) => {
+  let decodedValue = value->JSON.Decode.string
+
+  switch decodedValue {
+  | Some(string) => string->String.toUpperCase->JSON.Encode.string
+  | None => value
+  }
+})
+
+JSON.stringify(json, ~replacer)
+// {"foo":"BAR","hello":"WORLD","someNumber":42}
 ```
 */
 @val
-external stringify: t => string = "JSON.stringify"
+external stringify: (t, ~replacer: replacer=?, ~space: int=?) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
 /** 
 `stringifyWithIndent(json, indentation)` 
@@ -126,6 +171,7 @@ JSON.stringifyWithIndent(json, 2)
 // }
 ```
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead")
 @val
 external stringifyWithIndent: (t, @as(json`null`) _, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
@@ -158,6 +204,7 @@ JSON.stringifyWithReplacer(json, replacer)
 // {"foo":"BAR","hello":"WORLD","someNumber":42}
 ```
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead")
 @val
 external stringifyWithReplacer: (t, (string, t) => t) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
@@ -194,6 +241,7 @@ JSON.stringifyWithReplacerAndIndent(json, replacer, 2)
 // }
 ```
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameters instead")
 @val
 external stringifyWithReplacerAndIndent: (t, (string, t) => t, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
@@ -217,6 +265,7 @@ JSON.stringifyWithFilter(json, ["foo", "someNumber"])
 // {"foo":"bar","someNumber":42}
 ```
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameter instead")
 @val
 external stringifyWithFilter: (t, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
@@ -243,13 +292,15 @@ JSON.stringifyWithFilterAndIndent(json, ["foo", "someNumber"], 2)
 // }
 ```
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringify` with optional parameters instead")
 @val
 external stringifyWithFilterAndIndent: (t, array<string>, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"
 
 /** 
-`stringifyAny(any)` 
+`stringifyAny(any, ~replacer=?, ~space=?)` 
 
 Converts any type to a JSON string.
+The replacer describes how the value should be transformed. It is a function which receives a key and a value.
 Stringifying a function or `undefined` will return `None`.
 If the value contains circular references or `BigInt`s, the function will throw a JavaScript exception (TypeError).
 If you want to stringify a JSON object, use `JSON.stringify` instead.
@@ -265,6 +316,28 @@ let dict = Dict.fromArray([
 JSON.stringifyAny(dict)
 // {"foo":"bar","hello":"world","someNumber":42}
 
+JSON.stringifyAny(dict, ~space=2)
+// {
+//   "foo": "bar",
+//   "hello": "world",
+//   "someNumber": 42
+// }
+
+JSON.stringifyAny(dict, ~replacer=Keys(["foo", "someNumber"]))
+// {"foo":"bar","someNumber":42}
+
+let replacer = JSON.Replacer((_, value) => {
+  let decodedValue = value->JSON.Decode.string
+
+  switch decodedValue {
+  | Some(string) => string->String.toUpperCase->JSON.Encode.string
+  | None => value
+  }
+})
+
+JSON.stringifyAny(dict, ~replacer)
+// {"foo":"BAR","hello":"WORLD","someNumber":42}
+
 JSON.stringifyAny(() => "hello world")
 // None
 
@@ -279,7 +352,8 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 */
 @raises(Exn.t)
 @val
-external stringifyAny: 'a => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
+external stringifyAny: ('a, ~replacer: replacer=?, ~space: int=?) => option<string> =
+  "JSON.stringify"
 
 /** 
 `stringifyAnyWithIndent(any, indentation)` 
@@ -316,6 +390,7 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains circular references.
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains `BigInt`s.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead")
 @raises(Exn.t)
 @val
 external stringifyAnyWithIndent: ('a, @as(json`null`) _, int) => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
@@ -361,6 +436,7 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains circular references.
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains `BigInt`s.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead")
 @raises
 @val
 external stringifyAnyWithReplacer: ('a, (string, t) => t) => option<string> = "JSON.stringify"
@@ -410,6 +486,7 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains circular references.
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains `BigInt`s.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameters instead")
 @raises
 @val
 external stringifyAnyWithReplacerAndIndent: ('a, (string, t) => t, int) => option<string> =
@@ -447,6 +524,7 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains circular references.
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains `BigInt`s.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameter instead")
 @raises
 @val
 external stringifyAnyWithFilter: ('a, array<string>) => string = "JSON.stringify"
@@ -486,6 +564,7 @@ BigInt.fromInt(0)->JSON.stringifyAny
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains circular references.
 - Raises a TypeError if the value contains `BigInt`s.
 */
+@deprecated("Use `stringifyAny` with optional parameters instead")
 @raises
 @val
 external stringifyAnyWithFilterAndIndent: ('a, array<string>, int) => string = "JSON.stringify"

test/TempTests.mjs

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ console.info("JSON");
 
 console.info("---");
 
-var json = JSON.parse("{\"foo\": \"bar\"}");
+var json = JSON.parse("{\"foo\": \"bar\"}", undefined);
 
 var json$1 = Core__JSON.Classify.classify(json);
 

test/Test.mjs

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ function print(value) {
   if (match === "object" || match === "bigint") {
     return Util.inspect(value);
   } else if (match === "string") {
-    return Core__Option.getExn(JSON.stringify(value));
+    return Core__Option.getExn(JSON.stringify(value, undefined, undefined));
   } else {
     return String(value);
   }