How to disable JSON fanciness?

[insert_user_name]

I'm making a JSON library, and I want to know how to disable the JSON fanciness when using the [json] of list block. or at least remove the newlines and indents from the output before reporting.
Here's a link to the project, so it can be easier to help.

[joecooldoo]

@joecooldoo

You can create a recursive custom block to create a JSON list.

(You can drag and drop this image into the editor to import the block; if it doesn't work, click on the image to blow it up and try dragging that)

Once Snap! 10 comes out, you can program the default [JSON] OF [] block to do this.

Supports 1D, 2D, 3D, etc. lists, text, booleans, and numbers, just like the [JSON] OF [] block.
Also escapes any character that will unintentionally alter the JSON.
Essentially the same thing without the formatting.

Disable JSON Fanciness

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[ego-lay_atman-bay]

Instead of writing your own list to json script, you can instead just use this simple script to minify the json. Now, admittedly, this only removes spaces from the beginning and end of lines, it does not remove spaces between values on the same line.

Again, this only removes spaces if each value is on it's own line, it does not remove spaces between values on the same line. If you want that, then maybe creating your own list to json converter may be the best option.

[tethrarxitet]

I remember it used to write minified JSON in older versions.

[bh]

@tethrarxitet

I remember it used to write minified JSON in older versions.

The point is, you can take what it gives you, and use SPLIT, MAP, and JOIN to massage it however you want. It's not that hard to learn how to format text. You don't need JSON-specific features to do that.