I'm trying to see what the object contains
With console.log(obj)
the console cuts off from the lines and I can't see the entire structure.
Then I tried writing it to a file
fs.writeFile('test', JSON.stringify(obj));
But I get some error about circular references.
Is there any other way to view the object lol? The object is a "connection" from the nodejs websocket module. The docs are very poor and I can't seem to find the property that holds the IP address :(
fs.writeFile('test', JSON.stringify(obj));
But I get some error about circular references.
That's what happens with JSON. JSON also ignores functions, regexes, dates, etc.
You can use util.inspect
, which is what Node's console.log()
uses internally to get the entire object, which can then be written to a file:
var util = require('util');
fs.writeFileSync('test.txt', util.inspect(obj));
And if you want infinite depth, and hidden properties:
util.inspect(obj, { showHidden: true, depth: null })