json2yaml 3.0.1

Dart package to render JSON data to YAML with built-in automatic beautifier and support for Dart pubspec.yaml and pubspec.lock conventions

json2yaml

Dart package to render JSON data to YAML:

• Correct handling of nested structures
• Built-in automatic beautifer
• Supports Dart pubspec.yaml conventions
• Compatible with conventions imposed by Dart pubspec.lock generator

Known limitations

• Strings (single line and multiline) are always formatted as they are, without word wrapping for better human readability

json2yaml()

json2yaml is the function to format JSON data to YAML.

  const developerData = {
    'name': "Martin D'vloper",
    'job': 'Developer',
    'skill': 'Elite',
    'employed': true,
    'foods': ['Apple', 'Orange', 'Strawberry', 'Mango'],
    'languages': {
      'perl': 'Elite',
      'python': 'Elite',
      'pascal': 'Lame',
    },
    'education': '4 GCSEs\n3 A-Levels\nBSc in the Internet of Things'
  };

  print(json2yaml(developerData));

Advanced usage: YAML formatting styles

json2yaml supports the optional argument to customize YAML formatting for various use cases. At the moment, it supports the three following formatting styles:

• YamlStyle.generic (default) -- Default formatting style applicable in most cases
• YamlStyle.pubspecYaml -- YAML formatting style following pubspec.yaml formatting conventions
• YamlStyle.pubspecLock -- YAML formatting style following pubspec.lock formatting conventions

YAML style is supplied as an optional argument to json2yaml():

/// Yaml formatting control options
enum YamlStyle {
  generic,
  pubspecYaml,
  pubspecLock,
}

/// Converts JSON to YAML representation
String json2yaml(
  Map<String, dynamic> json, {
  YamlStyle yamlStyle = YamlStyle.generic,
});