Basic Examples (2) 

Convert a list of rules containing DateObject values to a JSON-compatible form:

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Convert a nested Association containing Quantity expressions:

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Scope (4) 

Convert data with Entity objects to a JSON-compatible form:

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Export the data to JSON directly:

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Use a more compact JSON formatting:

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Create an ExportForm expression:

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Deploy it to the cloud to create an active webpage:

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Create an HTTPResponse object:

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Deploy the http response to the cloud to make a live API:

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Use the API:

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Options (2) 

Include additional custom rules in the conversion by using the AdditionalRules option:

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Rules given in "AdditionalRules" are applied before the standard conversion rules:

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Properties and Relations (3) 

Some expressions are not readily converted to JSON-compatible forms. EnsureJSON removes those values from the data:

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Non-string keys are also removed:

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Define data containing many values that do not usually convert to JSON:

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Exporting fails:

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EnsureJSON works:

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Possible Issues (2) 

The data should have a structure compatible with JSON:

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Use lists of rules instead of unwrapped expressions:

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