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using sortify, of course it will sort them by alphabetical order. However, what if I always wanted the JSON to be exported in the format as above? Is there a way to pass in similar to a whitelist--but have the whitelist retain the order as I enter it?
For example to replicate structure above, the call would be:
JSON.sortify(data, ['name', 'age', 'sex']);
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Right.
JSON.sortify was built to provide maximal compatibility with JSON.stringify. Providing a custom order as suggested by @producerism would break that.
We could introduce a fourth parameter though: JSON.sortify(obj, replacer, space, customOrderHere)
In order to retain JSON.sortify.length === 3, we must access this using arguments[3] rather than a named parameter.
Let's say I have the following JSON object:
{
"name" : "John",
"age" : 55,
"sex" : "M"
}
using sortify, of course it will sort them by alphabetical order. However, what if I always wanted the JSON to be exported in the format as above? Is there a way to pass in similar to a whitelist--but have the whitelist retain the order as I enter it?
For example to replicate structure above, the call would be:
JSON.sortify(data, ['name', 'age', 'sex']);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: