example.js

var RSON = require("rson")
var objects = {
    name: "RSON",
    awesomeness: "to the roof",
    creator: "andrews54757",
    mainfeature: ["recursion(circular)"]
}
objects.mainfeature.push(objects) // make it loop back on it self to have a recursive/circular structure.

// JSON?

try {
    JSON.stringify(objects)
} catch (e) {
    console.log("JSON wasnt smart enough and couldnt manage circular data structures")
}

var a = RSON.stringify(objects) // RSON can!
console.log("this is the output for RSON! " + a)
console.log("RSON can parse it back... ")
console.log(RSON.parse(a))
objects = {
    name: "RSON",
    awesomeness: "to the sky",
    creator: "AJS Development",
    anotherfeature: "Compactness!"
}
var a = RSON.stringify(objects)
var b = JSON.stringify(objects)
console.log("Another great feature is its compactness. Look at this sample object")
console.log(objects)
console.log("JSON's outputs length is " + b.length + " but RSON's is " + a.length);