Bump safe-stable-stringify from 1.1.0 to 2.3.1

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Bumps safe-stable-stringify from 1.1.0 to 2.3.1.

Release notes

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v2.3.1

• Fix invalid regexp group error in browsers or environments that do not support the negative lookbehind regular expression assertion.

v2.3.0

• Accept the Error constructor as circularValue option to throw on circular references as the regular JSON.stringify would:

import { configure } from 'safe-stable-stringify'
const object = {}
object.circular = object;
const stringify = configure({ circularValue: TypeError })
stringify(object)
// TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON

• Fixed escaping wrong surrogates. Only lone surrogates are now escaped.

v2.2.0

• Reduce module size by removing the test and benchmark files from the published package
• Accept undefined as circularValue option to remove circular properties from the serialized output:

import { configure } from 'safe-stable-stringify'
const object = { array: [] }
object.circular = object;
object.array.push(object)
configure({ circularValue: undefined })(object)
// '{"array":[null]}'

v2.1.0

• Added maximumBreadth option to limit stringification at a specific object or array "width" (number of properties / values)
• Added maximumDepth option to limit stringification at a specific nesting depth
• Implemented the well formed stringify proposal that is now part of the spec
• Fixed maximum spacer length (10)
• Fixed TypeScript definition
• Fixed duplicated array replacer values serialized more than once

v2.0.0

• [BREAKING] Convert BigInt to number by default instead of ignoring these values If you wish to ignore these values similar to earlier versions, just use the new bigint option and set it to false.
• [BREAKING] Support ESM
• [BREAKING] Requires ES6
• Optional BigInt support

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Changelog

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v2.3.1

• Fix invalid regexp group error in browsers or environments that do not support the negative lookbehind regular expression assertion.

v2.3.0

• Accept the Error constructor as circularValue option to throw on circular references as the regular JSON.stringify would:

import { configure } from 'safe-stable-stringify'
const object = {}
object.circular = object;
const stringify = configure({ circularValue: TypeError })
stringify(object)
// TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON

• Fixed escaping wrong surrogates. Only lone surrogates are now escaped.

v2.2.0

• Reduce module size by removing the test and benchmark files from the published package
• Accept undefined as circularValue option to remove circular properties from the serialized output:

import { configure } from 'safe-stable-stringify'
const object = { array: [] }
object.circular = object;
object.array.push(object)
configure({ circularValue: undefined })(object)
// '{"array":[null]}'

v2.1.0

• Added maximumBreadth option to limit stringification at a specific object or array "width" (number of properties / values)
• Added maximumDepth option to limit stringification at a specific nesting depth
• Implemented the well formed stringify proposal that is now part of the spec
• Fixed maximum spacer length (10)
• Fixed TypeScript definition
• Fixed duplicated array replacer values serialized more than once

v2.0.0

• [BREAKING] Convert BigInt to number by default instead of ignoring these values

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Commits

• 78891ff fix: make sure environments without negative lookbehind work
• 6b11e3a v2.3.0
• 44b72a2 Add support to throw on circular values and fix surrogate pairs
• 4db216f v2.2.0
• 66394bd feature: add .npmignore file to only include relevant files
• f150de0 docs: add circularValue set to undefined example and improve readme
• 7472f80 feature: accept undefined as circularValue option
• d9d4db5 v2.1.0
• 0713e80 Merge pull request #22: v2.1.0
• 6e295ff feature: implement well formed JSON.stringify behavior
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