json_safely: Safely Serialize to JSON String
In r4subcore: Core Data Contracts, Parsers, and Scoring Primitives for Clinical Submission Readiness
json_safely R Documentation
Safely Serialize to JSON String
Description
Converts an R object to a valid JSON string. Returns "{}" on failure
or for NULL/empty inputs.
Usage
json_safely(x)
Arguments
x
An R object to serialize.
Value
A single character string containing valid JSON.
Examples
json_safely(list(a = 1, b = "hello"))
json_safely(NULL)
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Safely Serialize to JSON String
Description
Converts an R object to a valid JSON string. Returns "{}" on failure
or for NULL/empty inputs.
Usage
json_safely(x)
Arguments
x |
An R object to serialize. |
Value
A single character string containing valid JSON.
Examples
json_safely(list(a = 1, b = "hello"))
json_safely(NULL)
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