JsonObject

Create a JSON Object. An object can be created by providing a JS object value which will be serialized to JSON. Else, you can provide children that comprise the object’s JSON representation.

Overload 1

Create a JSON object by providing children that define the object’s contents. The children should use the JsonObjectProperty component to define individual object properties.

jsx

import { JsonObject } from "@alloy-js/json";

<JsonObject
  refkey={Refkey | Refkey[]}
  style={{
          concise?: boolean;
      }}
>
  {children}
</JsonObject>

stc

import { JsonObject } from "@alloy-js/json/stc";

JsonObject({
  refkey: Refkey | Refkey[],
  style: {
          concise?: boolean;
      },
}).children(children)

Props

children	Children The contents of the JSON object. Likely to contain JsonObjectProperty components.
refkey	optionalRefkey | Refkey[] The refkey or array of refkeys for the JSON object. When provided, this value can be referenced elsewhere via this refkey.
style	optional{ concise?: boolean; }

Overload 2

Create a JSON object by providing a JS value that will be serialized to JSON.

jsx

import { JsonObject } from "@alloy-js/json";

<JsonObject
  jsValue={[string, unknown][] | Map<string, unknown> | Record<string, unknown>}
  refkey={Refkey | Refkey[]}
  style={{
          concise?: boolean;
      }}
 />

stc

import { JsonObject } from "@alloy-js/json/stc";

JsonObject({
  jsValue: [string, unknown][] | Map<string, unknown> | Record<string, unknown>,
  refkey: Refkey | Refkey[],
  style: {
          concise?: boolean;
      },
}).children(children)

Props

jsValue	[string, unknown][] | Map<string, unknown> | Record<string, unknown> The JS value to serialize to JSON. This can be an array of key-value pairs, a map, or a vanilla JS object.
refkey	optionalRefkey | Refkey[] The refkey or array of refkeys for the JSON object. When provided, this value can be referenced elsewhere via this refkey.
style	optional{ concise?: boolean; }

See also

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