Write, read, & delete JSON stored in a .txt file located in a project's root folder.
Write, read, & delete JSON stored in a .txt file.
npm i jsontxt
Require module:
const jsontxt = require("jsontxt");
Write json:
const json = [{ key: "value" }, "item"];jsontxt.write(json, { filename: "test" });// Writes JSON in a test.txt file located in the project's root directory [default].
Read json:
const json = jsontxt.read({ filename: "test" });console.log(json);// [{ key: "value" }, "item"]
Delete file:
jsontxt.delete({ filename: "test" });// Deletes test.txt file.
By default, PWD is the environment variable used to find a project’s root directory. If it is null or undefined, or if you’d like to save the .txt file in a different location, you can define an absolute path to host the file using the JSONTXT_PATH environment variable name.
By default, the name assigned to the .txt file is “json”. If you’d like to save the .txt file under a different name, you can define it using the JSONTXT_NAME environment variable name.