Paste your JavaScript object literal and instantly get clean, formatted YAML output. Automatically handles unquoted keys and JS-specific syntax. Includes key sorting and customizable indentation options.
Paste your JavaScript object literal and instantly get clean, formatted YAML output. Automatically handles unquoted keys and JS-specific syntax. Includes key sorting and customizable indentation options.
Common questions and answers about this topic.
A JavaScript object literal uses curly braces with unquoted or quoted keys and supports JS-specific values like undefined, functions, and trailing commas. YAML uses indentation-based structure with a human-readable syntax and supports comments, multi-line strings, and anchors/aliases.
Yes, you can sort all YAML mapping keys alphabetically (A to Z) using the sort keys dropdown, or retain the original property order from your JS object. The sorting recurses through all nested mappings in the YAML output.
Yes, the YAML output indentation supports 2 to 8 spaces via the formatting options. When converting JS objects to YAML for configuration files, 2 spaces is the widely adopted standard.
No, the JS object to YAML conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your JavaScript source code is parsed and converted locally and never uploaded to any server.