stringify javascript variable >> It's useful when you want write javascript variable into html template >> It's much better than JSON.stringify() since that doesn't support stringify function data type

stringify.js

function stringify(obj, variable) {
    var objLiteral = '';
    if (typeof obj == 'object') {
        objLiteral += variable + "=";
        if (obj.constructor == Array) {
            objLiteral += "[];\n";
        } else {
            objLiteral += "{};\n";
        }

        for (var item in obj) {
            if (typeof obj[item] == 'object') {
                objLiteral += stringify(obj[item], variable + "['" + item + "']");
            } else if (typeof obj[item] == 'function') {
                objLiteral += variable + "['" + item + "'] = " + obj[item].toString() + ";\n"
            } else if (typeof obj[item] == 'string') {
                objLiteral += variable + "['" + item + "'] = '" + obj[item].toString() + "';\n"
            } else {
                objLiteral += variable + "['" + item + "'] = " + obj[item].toString() + ";\n";
            }
        }
    } else if(typeof obj == "string") {
        objLiteral += variable + "='" + obj.toString() + "';\n";
    } else {
        objLiteral += variable + "=" + obj.toString() + ";\n";
    }
    return objLiteral;
}

It supports primitive data type

var a = stringify(function(asd,bb){asd}, 'config');
console.log(a);

var a = stringify("asdf", 'config');
console.log(a);

var a = stringify(12, 'config');
console.log(a);