Usually I wouldn't approach it this way, but for the sake of a practice exercise, I am attempting to convert an object without relying on JSON.stringify(). Take a look at the object in question:
obj = {
num: 0,
string: "string",
func: function () {},
emptyString: '',
null: null,
undefined: undefined
};
The desired outcome should look like the following:
'{"num":0,"string":"This is a custom string","emptyString":"","null":null}'
Although JSON.Stringify() is typically recommended, let's try a different approach as an exercise:
data = {
number: 0,
text: "sample",
function: function () {},
emptyText: '',
none: null,
notDefined: undefined
};
result = Object
.entries(data)
.reduce((accumulator, entry) => {
if (typeof entry[1] != "function") {
accumulator += `"${entry[0]}" : "${entry[1]}", `;
}
return accumulator;
}, "`{")
.slice(1, -2) + "}`";
console.log(result)
const string = Object
.entries(input)
.reduce((accum, element) => {
if (typeof element[1] != "function" && element[1] !== undefined) {
if(element[0] === "num" || element[0] === "null"){
accum += `"${element[0]}":${element[1]},`;
} else{
accum += `"${element[0]}":"${element[1]}",`;
}
}
return accum;
}, "`{")
.slice(1, -1) + "}";
return string;
I was able to achieve the desired result using the code above, although I believe there may be a more efficient solution out there. Special thanks to Bergi for pointing me towards "polyfills."
Gratitude to everyone who contributed to solving this problem.
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