How to use the buffer-json.stringify function in buffer-json
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dcloudio / uni-app / packages / vue-cli-plugin-uni / lib / cache-loader.js View on Github 
function write (key, data, callback) {
const dirname = path.dirname(key)
// template,缓存 mp template
if (
data.remainingRequest.indexOf('vue&type=template') !== -1 &&
process.UNI_CACHE_TEMPLATES
) {
data['mpTemplates'] = process.UNI_CACHE_TEMPLATES
delete process.UNI_CACHE_TEMPLATES
}
const content = BJSON.stringify(data)
if (directories.has(dirname)) {
// for performance skip creating directory
fs.writeFile(key, content, 'utf-8', callback)
} else {
mkdirp(dirname, (mkdirErr) => {
if (mkdirErr) {
callback(mkdirErr)
return
}
directories.add(dirname)
fs.writeFile(key, content, 'utf-8', callback)
})
}buffer-json
JSON.stringify & JSON.parse which can encode/decode buffers.
