# JSON Writer

JSONWriter is a function to create JSON formatted strings.

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### Properties <a href="#properties" id="properties"></a>

#### Data <a href="#data" id="data"></a>

The data to write to a JSON string. Structured objects return well formatted JSON strings. Other values return the string value only.

#### Date format <a href="#date-format" id="date-format"></a>

Sets how dates are formatted in the JSON output.

#### Enum format <a href="#enum-format" id="enum-format"></a>

Format enum values as a string or numeric value.

#### Escape String <a href="#escape-string" id="escape-string"></a>

Sets how strings are escaped in the JSON output.

#### Ignore null properties <a href="#ignore-null-properties" id="ignore-null-properties"></a>

Select to not include null data values in the generated JSON output.

#### Indent <a href="#indent" id="indent"></a>

Select to indent every key-value pair in the JSON output.

#### Property map <a href="#property-map" id="property-map"></a>

If JSON and object property names are different, then create a mapping using the editor.

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### Links <a href="#links" id="links"></a>

[Wikipedia: JSON](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON)

[JSON.org](http://www.json.org/)


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