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$jsonStringify

$jsonStringify converts the current JSON object back into a compact single-line string. Use it when saving the object to a variable or sending it as an HTTP request body.

Syntax

$jsonStringify

No parameters.

Returns empty if no $jsonParse or $jsonSet was called, or $jsonClear was called.

What happens

1. $jsonParse loads the JSON object into memory.
2. Any edits via $jsonSet or $jsonUnset are applied.
3. $jsonStringify converts the entire current object into a single-line JSON string and returns it.

Example 1: Stringify a simple object

$nomention
$jsonParse[{"username":"Zubariel","level":10}]
$jsonStringify

What happens:

1. $jsonParse loads the object.
2. $jsonStringify outputs it as a compact string.

Output:

{"username":"Zubariel","level":10}

Example 2: Modify then stringify

$nomention
$jsonParse[{"coins":100,"level":1}]
$jsonSet[coins;250]
$jsonStringify

What happens:

1. $jsonParse loads the object.
2. $jsonSet[coins;250] updates the coins value.
3. $jsonStringify outputs the updated object as a compact string.

Output:

{"coins":250,"level":1}

Common uses

• Saving to a variable: always stringify before passing to $setVar
• Sending to an API: convert the object to a string for an HTTP request body
• Debugging: quickly inspect the full object after a series of edits

See also

• $jsonPretty: for a human-readable formatted version instead
• $jsonParse: to reload the stringified output later