eliteloser/convertto-json

Svendsen Tech's ConvertTo-STJson is a pure-PowerShell ConvertTo-Json for PowerShell version 2

convertto-json's Issues

Nested arrays have alignment issues with opening and closing brackets

Nested arrays have alignment issues with opening and closing brackets.

Example to reproduce:

. .\ConvertTo-STJson.ps1; ConvertTo-STJson -InputObject @{
            a = @(1..3), 'a', 'b'
            nested = @{
                NestedMore = @(1, @{
                    foo = @{ key = 'bar'; a = "b" }
                }, @(1,2,3, @(4,5,6)))
                c = 'd'
            }
        }

Misaligned opening and closing brackets with several levels of nesting. Syntactically correct, though.

Add a parameter for custom date formatting strings

Add a parameter for custom date formatting strings, as supported by the ToString() method called on DateTime object types. I should have done this in the first place and just defaulted to ISO8601 seen in retrospect.

Now I'm stuck with the -DateTimeAsISO8601 parameter, so I will add a new one, maybe with the name -DateTimeFormatString - and make it so you can't specify both of these at the same time, either with parameter sets or just conditional if/else statements, likely the latter.

Hello, I have some question :)

Can I merge your code into my future repository?

I create an information collector with PowerShell, and I use your ps1 to solved the [Convertto-json] function not found in Powershell 2.0 issues.