Welcome to Convert.js, a JavaScript library designed to simplify data conversions on your website. Whether you're dealing with JSON, numbers, strings, dates, or various other data types, Convert.js aims to provide a seamless solution for handling diverse conversion scenarios.
Convert.js is equipped to handle a wide range of data conversions, including but not limited to:
- JSON to Object Conversion: Converting JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data to a JavaScript object.
To start using Convert.js in your web project, follow these simple steps:
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Include the Library: Add the Convert.js library to your project. You can either download it from the repository or include it via a CDN link.
<!-- Example using CDN --> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/NiqueWrld/Convert.js@main/conv.js"></script>
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Initiate Convert.js: Initialize Convert.js in your JavaScript file.
// Example initialization const jsonConverter = new jsonToObject();
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Perform Conversions: Use the library's functions to perform the desired conversions.
// Example JSON string const jsonString = '{"name": "John", "age": 30, "city": "New York"}'; // Convert JSON string to JavaScript object const jsonObject = jsonConverter.convertToObject(jsonString);
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Check Success: Check if the conversion was successful
if (jsonObject !== null) { console.log("JSON converted to object:", jsonObject); // Now you can access properties of the object console.log("Name:", jsonObject.name); console.log("Age:", jsonObject.age); console.log("City:", jsonObject.city); } else { console.log("JSON parsing failed. Check the error message for details."); }
Explore the library documentation for detailed usage instructions and available conversion functions.
Contributions to enhance and expand the capabilities of Convert.js are welcomed. Feel free to submit bug reports, feature requests, or even pull requests to improve the library.
Convert.js is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute it according to your project's needs.
Thank you for choosing Convert.js! Happy coding!