Gives you asynchronous versions of JSON.parse and JSON.stringify to prevent blocking the event loop too much when you parse and stringify big amounts of data.

Do not yet use AJSON.parse(), as it has a much higher memory footprint than JSON.parse(). The implementation for it will be changed.

npm install --save ajson

or

• Clone or fork this repo
• Run npm install .

var AJSON = require('ajson');

AJSON.parse("some_json_string", function(err, parsedData) {
  console.log(parsedData);
});

AJSON.stringify(someJsonObject, function(err, stringified) {
  console.log(stringified);
});

• include a giant.json file