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$purify utility

$purify converts stringified data back to its original version. In JavaScript, any object passed via template literals will turn to [Object object]. To avoid that from happening, koras.jsx introduces stringify to convert data to a string before passing it to template literals.

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$purify(stringifiedData);

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You don't need to use $purify because it is used behind the scenes but you may need it to workaround some challenges in some other libraries or frameworks.

Click to check the common errors in using $purify.

Released under the MIT License.