`convert-to-string` v1.1.1

Have you ever gotten stuck with '[object Object]'?
Or wondered why your array looks like '1,2,3,a,b,c,,d'?
Or haven't been able to get property toString of null?
If so, this is the package for you.

Installation

Node.js

You can install with npm:

$ npm install convert-to-string

or yarn:

$ yarn add convert-to-string

Browser

You can use a CDN, such as JSDelivr:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/convert-to-string/dist/index.min.js"></script>

(or, you could use index.js, which is not recommended for production)

Usage

const convertToString = require('convert-to-string');
const myObj = {
    name: ['John', 'Doe'],
    age: 17,
    incrementAge: (more) => this.age += more,
    decrementAge(less) {
        this.age -= less;
    },
    food: { name: 'pizza', taste: 'nice' }
};

console.log(convertToString(myObj, { defaultString: 'double-quotes' }));
// '{ name: ["John", "Doe"], age: 17, incrementAge: more => this.age += more, decrementAge: decrementAge(less) {\n    this.age -= less;\n    }, food: { name: "pizza", taste: "nice" } }'

`convertToString(obj, options)`

`obj`

obj is a parameter that can be of any type, it is the object to convert to a string.

`options`

options is an optional parameter that is an object, It is the options to use when converting the object to a string.

`options.defaultString`

options.defaultString is the default character to use for strings, e.g. 'Hello World' uses 'single-quotes', "Hello World" uses "double-quotes", and `Hello World` uses `backticks`. It can be:

single-quotes
double-quotes
backticks

It defaults to single-quotes

`options.spacesAfterComma`

options.spacesAfterComma is a positive integer representing how many spaces to use after a comma in arrays and objects, e.g. 1 space would be ['Hello', 'World'], 0 spaces would be ['Hello','World'], 3 spaces would be ['Hello', 'World'], etc.
It defaults to 1