superserialize

superserialize is an advanced serialization system, which allows you to serialize JavaScript objects, including their functions, into a JSON-compatible data structure. the JSON can then be sent across a socket, HTTP, or whatever you wish. Once the JSON has been sent to the destination, superserialize can then deserialize it back into a JavaScript object, complete with working functions.

Installation

npm install superserialize

You can use superserialize in browser JavaScript with the browserify module

Usage Example

1var serialize = require('superserialize').serialize,
2	deseralize = require('superserialize').deserialize;
3	
4var TestObject = {
5	sayHello: function(name) {
6		console.log(name + ": Hi there!");
7	}
8};
9
10var serialized = serialize(TestObject);
11
12console.log(serialized); // This will output a JSON-compatible object
13
14var deserialized = deserialize(serialized);
15
16deserialize.sayHello("Bob"); // This will output "Bob: Hi there!" as expected!

License

superserialize was created by Jesse Dunlap, and is licensed under the MIT license.