currently when using maxDepth/ maxValue, there is no way to know if a item is an empty object/undefined or if its been truncated by this param, I propose adding either a custom text param, or at least a flag to set default text variables to tell the client that the data is truncated and not in fact empty/undefined
max depth example
//currently
const obj = {"hello":{"world":{"i am":"an Object"}}}
stringify(obj,null,null,{maxDepth:2});
//outputs: '{hello:{world:{}}}'
// unknown if depth has been reached or if "world" key just goes to an empty object
//feature with same object
const str = "[JSON max depth has been reached]"
stringify(obj,null,null,{maxDepth:2, maxDepthText: str});
//outputs:'{hello:{world:[JSON max depth has been reached]}}'
max value example
//currently
const obj2 = {"hello":{"world":{"i": "am","an": "Object"}, test1: true, test2:false}}
stringify(obj2,null,null,{maxValues:3});
//outputs:'{hello:{world:{}}}'
// unknown if value limt has been reached or if the value for the "hello" key just has an object with a "world" key
//feature with same object
const str = "max values for object reached"
stringify(obj,null,null,{maxValues:3, maxValuesText: str});
//outputs: '{hello:{world:{"..." : "max values for object reached" }, "...": "max values for object reached"}}'
// notice not "..." for both test1 and test2, just 1 "..." for the object that is missing keys
currently when using maxDepth/ maxValue, there is no way to know if a item is an empty object/undefined or if its been truncated by this param, I propose adding either a custom text param, or at least a flag to set default text variables to tell the client that the data is truncated and not in fact empty/undefined
max depth example
max value example