Question

As JavaScript uses floating point maths for all numbers, which does not preserve precision in all cases, I want to parse a JSON object containing numbers but generate strings in the returned JavaScript object rather than number objects. Is there a way to do this using standard or third party libraries?

Answer 1

You can do something like this. This may not be a perfect solution (especially the reg expression), but hope it will help you to solve this.

var json = '{"num1":123.89075576575775676575, "num2":89.5564764646476444844, "num3":56.4353454354353535435435435}';

json = json.replace(/\d+.\d+/g, function(a, b){ 
    return '\"' + a + '\"';
});

console.log($.parseJSON(json )); // I have used jQuery. Any JSON parser can be used