Recently, I developed a customized function for JSON.stringify implementation as shown below:
JSON.stringify = function (item, replacer, space) {
return JSON.stringify(item, replacer, space);
}
This modification led to multiple errors in AngularJS which can be viewed here.
The main reason behind this override was my intention to include a feature where certain fields in objects can be ignored by JSON. Here's how it works:
JSON.stringify = function (item, replacer, space) {
if (angular.isObject(item)) {
var newItem = angular.copy(item);
var ignores = item.jsonIgnore || [];
ignores.forEach(prop => {
delete newItem[prop];
});
return JSON.stringify(newItem, replacer, space);
}
return JSON.stringify(item, replacer, space);
}