JavaScript does not have built-in CSV parsing or stringifying functionality like it does with JSON.
To convert a JSON string into a JavaScript object, use JSON.parse().
JSON.parse()
To work with TOML in JavaScript, you’ll need a parser like @iarna/toml.
@iarna/toml
XML is short for eXtensible Markup Language, a data format that’s been around since the late 90s.
In JavaScript, working with YAML typically involves using a third-party library since the language doesn’t include a built-in parser for YAML.