Pretty-Print JSON Using JSON.stringify()
Did you know that JSON.stringify() takes additional parameters?
JSON.stringify(myObj, null, 4);This will pretty-print your stringified JSON object using 4 spaces for indentation. The second parameter is a "replacer" param that determines what is kept or removed from the final string.
Written by Jason Edelman
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