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@acw 🤓

@acw not that I'm aware of, unfortunately. you could get basic functionality with a one-liner like:

Object.keys(obj).map(key => ({key:key, type: typeof obj[key]}))

but it doesn't account for nested arrays or objects. anyway no that functionality isn't built in, to my knowledge. sorry!

@acw are you validating one JSON object against a known JSON-formatted schema? or are these going to be totally arbitrary JSON objects which need to be compared somehow?

the latter will probably be a bit harder but both should be doable.

@acw hmm give me a clearer idea of what you intend to do with that returned object, and I can give u some sample code

@rustyk5 @charlag ill have to ask you about this again later, i've been wanting a smaller linux laptop..

@acw im a js boy! not sure exactly what you're asking tho?

@squirrel this should still be our cool logo..

@kaniini hmm that's a bit reassuring. 😌

@Ghost ha! i like this. i guess i do 😊

but it's been 5 years so i'll have to re-learn a lot haha

@Ghost it's definitely a bit esoteric at this point @_@ i actually had attempted making a gameboy game in C in the past and it was going pretty good! so i can dump all the resources i found for that sometime

https://youtu.be/XFFF8lUgWpw

@squirrel gimme about a week before i start, still got some finals 2 do

@squirrel he'll yeah let's do it

@grime_witch ??!!?!

not really queer or furry tho. but queer and/or furry ppl seem to make good company

@mala hmm ok. its mainly focused on webapps then ? or is it useful for other general-purpose things? also, does it like to play with web frameworks like angular etc? or is it itself a web framework? i'm having trouble grasping exactly what it is