A test program to figure out how big an amount of JSON data we can deserialize through the JavaScript function JSON.parse in Node.js
This example code accompanies the book Data Wrangling with JavaScript.
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Clone the repo to your local hard drive and change directory to the repo.
No dependencies are required.
To determine the largest JSON string that can be deserialized through JSON.parse run:
node index.js
Let it run for a while and it will eventually print out the largest size JSON string that can pass through JSON.parse. This is also the size of the largest string in Node.js (well, the V8 JavaScript engine that powers Node.js).