How to use @base2/pretty-print-object - 1 common examples
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algolia / react-element-to-jsx-string / src / formatter / formatComplexDataStructure.js View on Github 
export default (
value: Object | Array,
inline: boolean,
lvl: number,
options: Options
): string => {
const normalizedValue = sortObject(value);
const stringifiedValue = prettyPrint(normalizedValue, {
transform: (currentObj, prop, originalResult) => {
const currentValue = currentObj[prop];
if (currentValue && isValidElement(currentValue)) {
return formatTreeNode(
parseReactElement(currentValue, options),
true,
lvl,
options
);
}
if (typeof currentValue === 'function') {
return formatFunction(currentValue, options);
}@base2/pretty-print-object
Convert an object or array into a formatted string
